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Coronado Art Walk to Benefit Coronado Historical Association
The works of 113 artists from around the country will be featured during the annual Coronado Art Walk at the Coronado Ferry
Landing Sept. 15-16.
Admission is free for the family-friendly event. Musical entertainment, hands-on art activities and a free shuttle bus to other Coronado
sites will be available both days from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Coronado Art Walk, now in its seventh year, is a major fundraiser
for the Coronado Historical Association. The Rad Hatter and other hands-on art stations are meant for people of all ages.Visitors can
try their hand at weaving, painting or creating colorful cards for service persons overseas, while little ones may have their faces painted.
Musical entertainment will include performers such as Velvet Café, the Bayou Brothers, The Choice Entertainers and the Bill Magee
Blues Band. The event brings artists from as far away as Connecticut, Northern California, Arizona and New Mexico who create
works in a wide variety of media including jewelry, ceramics, painting and colored pencil, sculpture, photography, glass, body ornament,
textiles and wood. Also on display this year will be painted gourds, table art, handmade children's toys, pine needle basketry, shadowboxes,
organic art and “floorcloths.”
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Keith Alway painting.
Pottery is one of the features
of the Coronado Art Walk.
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