This Sunday is my last showing at the Annapolis First Sunday's Art Festival! It's supposed to be great weather so if you are in the area, come out and enjoy lovely Annapolis by the water and perhaps browse for some early holiday gifts? :) I'll be located on West Street this time. See you there! Also check out my website for more upcoming shows this fall/winter season.
First Sunday Arts Festival in Annapolis: October 5th
on Historic West Street
on Historic West Street
Over
100 fine artists and crafters as well as entertainers and musicians
will put their talents on display when First Sunday Arts Festival holds
its final street festival of the 2014 season on Sunday, October 5th from
12:00 noon - 5:00 pm on historic West Street in downtown Annapolis.
In
addition to a plethora of local and regional artists, photographers,
and woodcrafters whose original work --- as with all exhibitors --- is
for purchase, the festival displays arts and crafts of all genres to
make a visit even more enjoyable: fiber art; pottery; glass; metal;
printmaking, sculpture. And, as Annapolis is "the sailing capital of
the nation," visitors can be assured there will be a full slate of
artists and crafters displaying nautical paintings, decorative items,
and hand-forged jewelry. There's face-painting for the children, and
dogs are welcome, too!
Come
early and enjoy the soothing music of guitarist Jonathan Stone at 49
West Coffeehouse or take in a Bloody Mary at Stan and Joe's. Meander
through the many shops such as The Annapolis Collection Gallery, devoted
to the display of the Annapolis master painters who have received
recognition for their artistic talents. Enjoy lunch and a drink at one
of the outdoor cafes set up in the street. And, at the end of the day,
the festival continues on the patio of Ramshead Tavern.
October's
sponsors are: Evolve Medical Clinics, Leaf Filter Gutter Guards,
Kitchen Savers, Long Fence, and Mid-Atlantic Waterproofing.
The
continued growth of the First Sunday Arts Festivals is reflected in the
increasing strength and quality of the exhibitors and performers as
well as the thousands of visitors who have come together to make each
Sunday a success. Visit www.firstsundayarts.com for information for the forthcoming 2015 season. 
