The BoCoCa Arts Festival starts this weekend, with events focusing on musical, visual, theater, and performing arts going through July 26. BoCoCa Arts Festival is an opportunity for innovative artists to present their work in nontraditional venues and to support the dynamic residents and local businesses. Opening night parties are taking place tonight at Deity Lounge and Ceol, and a full schedule of events can be found here.
BoCoCa Arts Festival starts this weekend
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