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September 15, 2010 Arts » Arts Feature

SPARKcon 2010

How many SPARKs are in SPARKcon 2010? The answer is a record 14: art, bazaar, circus (new), cyber (new), dance, design (new), fashion, film, graffiti, idea, music, poetry, tasty and theater. All have multiple events planned on the main stage in City…

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