March 31, 2025

A Look Inside The Artistic Picnic: Kiara Kastle and Alicia Kidman Reach Fundraising Goal For Inner City Arts!

Actresses Kiara Kastle and Alicia Kidman recently started a heartwarming initiative, hosting an artistic picnic fundraising event in support of Inner-City Arts, a non-profit organization focused on empowering children through artistic expression. The event was held on March 21st at the scenic Lake Hollywood Park. It brought together a diverse group of artists from the film industry and beyond, all united by a shared commitment to supporting a worthy cause.

A Gathering of Artistic Minds for a Charitable Cause

The artistic picnic was designed to foster connection and collaboration among the creative community of Los Angeles. Prior to the event, actresses Kiara Kastle and Alicia Kidman launched a GoFundMe campaign, dedicating time ahead to raising awareness and funds for Inner-City Arts.

The event on March 21st, marking the first day of spring, blossomed into a vibrant celebration of art and community. Attendees had a delightful array of food and refreshments, including bagels generously donated by Hank’s Bagels and delicious cake pops from NY Cake Pops on Beverly Blvd.

The day was further enriched by live performances, showcasing the diverse talents within the Los Angeles artistic community. Aspiring artists and performers took advantage of complimentary professional headshots. Engaging outdoor activities fostered a relaxed and collaborative atmosphere, making the event a memorable kick-off to the spring season.

Goal Reached for Inner-City Arts and Gratitude Expressed

When asked about the event, Kiara Kastle shared her excitement and gratitude: “I also wanted to say that we hit our goal of $500 for the GoFundMe for Inner-City Arts! Hank’s Bagels donated bagels for the picnic, and they were incredible, and we had a huge donation of cake pops from NY Cake Pops located on Beverly Blvd!”

Watch Exclusive Video of the Artistic Picnic March 21, 2025:

Photo Credits: Roxanne Dupont

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