Inside Out Community Arts’ Neighborhood Arts Project (NAP) summer session begins July 11, with a professional staff of directors, musicians, dancers, actors, visual artists and more. Limited space, free to middle school children in Venice and surrounding areas, Venice Center for Peace with Justice & the Arts, 2210 Lincoln Blvd. For more information, contact Paco, 310.397.8820, paco@insideoutca.org or www.insideoutca.org.
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