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Sunday was the first-ever Sunday Streets event in Berkeley. Similar to the Oaklavia event in Oakland a couple years ago, and modeled on Sunday Streets in San Francisco, it turned the streets over to the people. Over a mile of Shattuck Avenue was closed to cars, and made available for walking, biking, skating, scooting, dancing, music, cafe seating or just people watching.
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It was tons of fun, and hopefully they'll be able to make it a regular event. And hopefully we'll be able to bring back Oaklavia! Thanks to Livable Berkeley for putting it together.
Lots more pictures:
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