Crossing the Highway to Nowhere walking tour at Current Gallery and Artist Cooperative

Crossing the Highway to Nowhere walking tour
This event occurred in the past.

421 N. Howard Street
Current Gallery and Artist Cooperative

Free

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As part of Graham Coreil-Allen's "Sitelines," this walking tour explores interchanging embankments around The Highway to Nowhere while boldly crossing where many have walked before.

Nearby Restaurants	Address	Distance
Current Space	421 N. Howard St.	0 ft away
Current Gallery and Artist Cooperative	421 N. Howard Street	0 ft away
Le Mondo	404 N. Howard St.	215 ft away
Downtown Cultural Arts Center	401 N. Howard Street	235 ft away
Downtown Cultural Arts Center	401 N. Howard Street	235 ft away

Nearby Restaurants

Rating

Address

Distance

Current Space

421 N. Howard St.

0 ft away

Current Gallery and Artist Cooperative

421 N. Howard Street

0 ft away

Le Mondo

404 N. Howard St.

215 ft away

Downtown Cultural Arts Center

401 N. Howard Street

235 ft away

Downtown Cultural Arts Center

401 N. Howard Street

235 ft away

Nearby Bars & Clubs	Address	Distance
Current Space	421 N. Howard St.	0 ft away
Current Gallery and Artist Cooperative	421 N. Howard Street	0 ft away
Le Mondo	404 N. Howard St.	215 ft away
Downtown Cultural Arts Center	401 N. Howard Street	235 ft away
Downtown Cultural Arts Center	401 N. Howard Street	235 ft away

Nearby Bars & Clubs

Rating

Address

Distance

Current Space

421 N. Howard St.

0 ft away

Current Gallery and Artist Cooperative

421 N. Howard Street

0 ft away

Le Mondo

404 N. Howard St.

215 ft away

Downtown Cultural Arts Center

401 N. Howard Street

235 ft away

Downtown Cultural Arts Center

401 N. Howard Street

235 ft away

Nearby Events	Rating	Address	Distance
Rock & Roll Relics Concert			6.48 mi away

Nearby Events

Rating

Address

Distance

Rock & Roll Relics Concert

6.48 mi away

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Crossing the Highway to Nowhere walking tour
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Crossing the Highway to Nowhere walking tour

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Crossing the Highway to Nowhere walking tour
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