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Lithonia Street Party invites families to historic town on Saturday

This is a mural of the history of the city of Lithonia located in the downtown area. (RENEE HANNANS HENRY/AJC staff)

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This is a mural of the history of the city of Lithonia located in the downtown area. (RENEE HANNANS HENRY/AJC staff)
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June 27, 2019

There will be roller skating and dancing in the streets of downtown Lithonia this weekend.

The Lithonia Street Party is a community festival along the city’s main artery, which will be closed to traffic. The event will be held along Main Street from noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 29.

The event  builds upon the farmers market that takes place every Saturday through October.

The Lithonia Street Party will include additional activities like arts and crafts, games, giveaways, a bounce house and an area highlighting local businesses and organizations.

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