The streets of downtown Berkley will burst to life in vibrant color Saturday, July 15 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., when professional and amateur street artists come together to celebrate and create art with chances to win prizes. The Berkley Street Art Fest will include the return of the Shop for Good Village, a live DJ, a fun hands-on KidZone complete with a bounce house, an interactive mural experience by professional visual artist Daniel Cascardo and the new Woodward Corner Market. Attendees will have the opportunity to search for whimsical pop-up chalk art on Coolidge Highway created by David Zinn and ride MoGo bikes while exploring the murals throughout Berkley. Also new this year is the Friends of Berkley Public Library Book Sale that will be held during the festival from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Berkley Public Library. The Berkley Street Art Fest, taking place along Coolidge Hwy between Catalpa and Beverly, is made possible by the Berkley Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by the MSU Federal Credit Union. Learn more by visiting berkleystreetartfest.com.