PHOTOS: Idyllwild Community Playground fundraiser

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ICC2 — “Unwound” performs during the fundraiser for the Idyllwild Community Center Playground on Saturday afternoon. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

ICC3 — Deanna Glowers, 9, paints a tile for the Idyllwild Community Center Playground site. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

ICC6 — The masterminds and drive behind the Idyllwild Community Center Playground, Dawn Sonnier and Claudia Posey, dance to the music of Change Required. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

ICC4 — Claudia Posey, left, helps kids and adults paint tiles for the Idyllwild Community Center Playground site. They will be glazed and fired at Earth n’ Fire and used in the building process of the playground. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

ICC7 — Supporters came out to enjoy the music of “Unwound” and “Change Required”. Hot dogs, chips and sodas were also sold, as well as ceramic tiles to paint and fence pickets that could be personalized and will be part of the Idyllwild Community Center Playground area. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

ICC8 — Steve Zaccardi, John King, Vince Day and Elaine Balkman make up “Change Required.” They took to the stage to support the Idyllwild Community Center Playground. Photo by Jenny Kirchner

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