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Don Lewis Legacy Lives On in New Sculpture

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PLEASANTON — On June 4, the City of Pleasanton unveiled the Maestro, a handcrafted abstract sculpture of the late musical pioneer and longtime Pleasanton resident Don Lewis, completing the public art project known as the Don Lewis Harmonic Symphony. Nearly…
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Don Lewis Legacy Lives On in New Sculpture

PLEASANTON — On June 4, the City of Pleasanton unveiled the Maestro, a handcrafted abstract sculpture of the late musical pioneer and longtime Pleasanton resident Don Lewis, completing the public art project known as the Don Lewis Harmonic Symphony. Nearly…

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The Independent broke the news on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
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