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The inspiration for Love Bus Records is the owner’s old VW Bus. After being converted to fully electric, the owner plans to use it for local tours.

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Love Bus Records is located inside a one-story house in Carlsbad. An antique record store sign greets visitors.

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Love Bus has a wide variety of records to choose from. In addition to records, they also sell CDs and cassettes.

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Artist Jen Goldman stands with her painting. The art depicts a lion in a flurry of color.

Grant Goins

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The Faire also featured live performers. This artist sang country music to those at the Faire.

Grant Goins

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There were also different forms of entertainment for all Faire-goers. These dancers from the Magdelena Ecke YMCA show their talents to the crowd.

Grant Goins

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The Faire also has various options for kids entertainment. There were many slides for kids to go down.

Grant Goins

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The Faire offers many different artistic styles to choose from. This artist incorporates hearts into every piece.

Grant Goins

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Some booths at the Faire offer unique home decor items. This booth was selling homemade trivets.

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The Street Faire also allows artists to sell their artwork. This booth was selling its impressive nature-themed artwork.

Grant Goins

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Hear, There, and Everywhere: The Impact Music Has On Its Listeners

Juliette D’Eliseo, Lexi Thurman and Leah Ertel ◊ 39 Views

In this week’s episode of Hear, There, and Everywhere, hosts Juliette D’Eliseo and Leah Ertel are joined by Lexi Thurman to discuss how different genres of music and individual songs affect the listeners.

Music/Sound Effects Credit: YouTube Audio Library

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