The Belfast Fourth Friday Art Walk this month will take place on September 22 from 5:30 to 8:00pm! The September Art Walk is the final art walk of the summer season.
The Art Walk features open galleries and studios on Main Street and High Street and the surrounding area in downtown Belfast. This month, you can visit Maine Farmland Trust Gallery, Waterfall Arts, Kris Engman’s Studio, Front Street Pottery, Betts Gallery at the Belfast Framer, Evolve: Sanctuary for the Soul, Belfast Bay Shade Company, Parent Gallery, Lewis Cisle’s Studio, Belfast Clay Studio, Randall Jason Irvin Studio, Studio 153, and The Treasured Leaf Tea Company.
On the Art Walk this summer, visit as many of the art walk’s wonderful and unique sites as you want, in whatever order you want; view an amazing variety of art, visit with the artists, and enjoy an evening in the heart of Belfast’s creative community.
Also visit the artist pop-up tents in downtown Belfast! And come by the corner of High Street and Main Street during the art walk to pick up an art walk map and to say hello to the Belfast Creative Coalition crew.
The Belfast Fourth Friday Art Walk series is made possible in part through the generous support of Belfast Creative Coalition members, Delvino’s Restaurant, Coyote Moon, Front Street Shipyard, and Bangor Savings Bank.
Learn more about the Belfast Fourth Friday Art Walks and Belfast Creative Coalition at belfastcreativecoalition.org, and find Belfast Creative Coalition on Facebook.
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