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First Friday: November 2010

November 8, 2010 11:13AM

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Slightly cooler than normal weather was not enough to keep the kids at bay during another Downtown Phoenix First Friday. Fire dancers danced. Painters painted...with their mouths. Artists sold prints and pieces while rock bands with Day of the Dead make up thrashed in front of Revolver Records.
PHOTOS BY TIMUR GUSEYNOV

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