Arianna Grainey/Tempe Center for the Arts
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It was a fabulous evening at Tempe Center for the Arts on Saturday during Drag & Draw.
The free event drew artists of all skill levels to the lakeside arts space for a time of sketching local drag entertainers including Eva Angelica Stratton and Savannah Stevens. Visual artists Rachel Bess and Matt Dickson were on hand to lead the open-studio style drawing sessions.
Attendees enjoyed a cash bar and tunes spun by DJ Frietz while they channeled their inner artist.
Here’s a look at the event.
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Participants focus on their drawings.
Arianna Grainey/Tempe Center for the Arts

A rainbow dress is perfect for Pride month.
Arianna Grainey/Tempe Center for the Arts