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A glimpse of Costa Rica’s Art Wave Festival in Tamarindo in Photos

The Tico Times
By The Tico Times
Tamarindo Art Wave Festival
Via René Valenzuela / Upgrade Communicación

The second edition of the Tamarindo Art Wave Festival started on Jan. 25, with a wide range of performances, art exhibits and a wide range of activities. Here’s a glimpse of the festival, which will continue through Sunday.

Tamarindo Art Wave Festival
Via René Valenzuela / Upgrade Communicación
Tamarindo Art Wave Festival
Via René Valenzuela / Upgrade Communicación
Tamarindo Art Wave Festival
Via René Valenzuela / Upgrade Communicación
Tamarindo Art Wave Festival
Via René Valenzuela / Upgrade Communicación
Tamarindo Art Wave Festival
Via René Valenzuela / Upgrade Communicación

Tamarindo gears up for Art Wave Festival

Tamarindo Art Wave Festival
Via René Valenzuela / Upgrade Communicación
Tamarindo Art Wave Festival
Via René Valenzuela / Upgrade Communicación
Tamarindo Art Wave Festival
Via René Valenzuela / Upgrade Communicación
Tamarindo Art Wave Festival
Via René Valenzuela / Upgrade Communicación

Upgrade Comunicación donated to their images and coverage of the Tamarindo Art Wave Festival to The Tico Times. For more information visit their Facebook page and their website.

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