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      Mountain View Cemetery in Altadena (Photo – W.K.)

      LitFest in the Dena 2024 continues on Sunday, May 5th at the Mountain View Mausoleum in Altadena.

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      Sunday’s closing panel will reflect back on the weekend’s discussions and insights, moderated by Thomas E. Backer, Phd., an author, psychologist, author and Senior Fellow at California State University at Northridge. He will be joined by LitFest authors Daniel Olivas and Lisa Teasley along with poet Mike Sonksen. See the website at for the complete schedule of events.

      Litfest in the Dena is produced bv Light Bringer Project, a local nonprofit arts and literary education organization serving public school students in the arts. They also produce the annual Pasadena Chalk Festival. There will be food trucks, tea samples, a pop up bookstore and free parking at the historic of the Mountain View Mausoleum.

      Tagged: California State UniversityDaniel OlivasLight Bringer ProjectLisa TeasleyLitFest in the Dena ContinuesMike SonksenMountain View CemeteryMountain View Mausoleum

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