Sunday Streets brought out tens of thousands of people over the weekend. Photo: Nancy Rubin
Tens of thousands of people took advantage of a car-free Shattuck Avenue on Sunday at the fourth annual Sunday Streets Berkeley. Cars were banned on the 2-mile stretch from Haste Street to Rose Street, and it was filled instead with musicians, face painters, bubble makers, civic organizations, food booths, yoga classes and more. Berkeleyside contributing photographers Nancy Rubin, Ted Friedman and William Newton visited and shot these photos, which give a taste of the day.
Lots of activities for all to enjoy at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinLots of activities for all to enjoy at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinSunday Streets: Fun for all. Photo: Nancy RubinA young unicyclist at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinSunday Streets: Fun for all ages. Photo: Nancy RubinOut together at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinRolling together at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinEnjoying the day at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinKids got musical at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinFamilies came out for Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinOut for a stroll at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinThe bubble man at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinThe bubble man at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinThe bubble man: Always a crowd pleaser. Photo: Nancy RubinSkateboarding: More fun with two, at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinOut to play with the pups at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinLife-sized chess pieces were a hit at Sunday Streets. Photo: Nancy RubinSunday Streets: A beautiful way to explore Berkeley. Photo: Nancy RubinWhat’s a stroll without face painting? Photo: Ted FriedmanYoung musicians took their turn playing a range of instruments. Photo: William NewtonMusicians entertained the crowds on Shattuck Avenue. Photo: William NewtonThe fourth annual Sunday Streets: A great day for costumes. Photo: William Newton
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