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Enjoy live, in-person arts experiences in more than a dozen locations for Art Walk L/A from 5-7 p.m. on Friday, July 29.
Live music
Maine musician Toby McAllister will perform at 5 p.m. in Dufresne Plaza in Lewiston (Rain location: Callahan Hall, Lewiston Public Library, 200 Lisbon St.). Lewiston High School Jazz Band alumni will perform at 5:30 p.m. at the Hartley Block on Lisbon Street. And the Music in the Park summer concert series presents Secondhand Clams, Mouth Washington, and Buddusky from 7-9 p.m. in Kennedy Park following the Art Walk (Rain location: 1800 Club, 34 Court St, Auburn).
Visual arts
Cows and Moons Submitted photo
Artwork by Angela Dumais Submitted photo
Live painting event with artist Michael Ranucci from 5-7 p.m. at Munka Studio, 221 Lisbon St.
Artists Grayling Cunningham and friends – The Studio, 291 Lisbon St.
Artist Angela Dumais – LA Community Acupuncture, 223 Lisbon St.
Cows and Moons – Munka Studio, 221 Lisbon St.
Photographer Norma Warden – Lewiston Public Library, 200 Lisbon St.
Sheri Withers Hollenbeck and friends – Downtown Handmade, 182 Lisbon St., 2nd floor.
Bangor artist Diana Young – Kimball Street Studios, 191 Lisbon St.
Arthur Fink: Images from the Studio and Stage presented by Bates Dance Festival – The Hartley Block, 155 Lisbon St.
To-go food items
Sambusas and Somali tea at Mogadishu Store, 240 Lisbon St.
David-Made Pizza at Forage, 180 Lisbon St.
Spicy Tots at Boba, 97 Lisbon St.
Artwork by Diane Young Submitted photo
Artwork on display in Downtown Handmade on Lisbon Street. Submitted photo
Since 1973, LA Arts, the arts agency for the cities of Lewiston and Auburn Maine, has pursued a mission to engage and inspire a vibrant community through arts and culture. The agency works with governments, businesses, schools and local arts and cultural organizations to create opportunities for community members across the generations to experience, learn, and participate in the arts. LA Arts organizes arts programs and initiatives, supports the work of local artists and arts organizations, and highlights the essential role the arts play in shaping an economically vital, socially integrated, and forward-looking future for its community. Learn more at www.laarts.org.
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