THIRD THURSDAY DOWNTOWN GLENS FALLS ART WALK
This month's featured venue is the plaza at LARAC!  Come see art in action!  Local artists will be creating works in chalk and pastel “live” on the plaza adjacent to the Lapham Gallery at LARAC.  FREE face painting will be provided by Faith St. John.

DON’T MISS OUT!  FREE wine tasting at New York Wine Cork – right next door to the Charles R. Wood Theater!

Pick up your Art Walk Maps at each of the participating venues; available on Wednesday August 15 and during the Art Walk. For more information, check out our website at www.third-thursday.org. The Third Thursday Downtown Glens Falls Art Walk website is generously sponsored by TechQuest IT Services.

The Art Walk is always accepting submissions from artists who would like to show.
Please contact Liz Wilcox at glensfallsartwalk@yahoo.com

Schedule for August 16 Art Walk:

Ridge Street Coffee Co., 1 Ridge –  TBA Laminate & Frame, 18 Ridge - Photography by Joe Kaye Aimee’s Dinner & Movie, 190 Glen – Paintings & Photography by Zack Zoll Samantha’s Cafe, 11 Broad – Watercolors by Tom Ryan Gourmet Café, 205 Glen St. – Mixed Media by Erin Magee, Collage by Irene Magee & Mixed Media by Casey Dwyer, Photography by Jeff Dunbar City Hall Gallery, 42 Ridge St., 2nd Floor – New Works in Pastel by Dave Francis, PSA 6 Pine St. Gallery – Paintings by Stephen Williams Lapham Gallery & Gift Shop at LARAC –Sidewalk Chalk Art & Mary Burk Smith, Beverly Saunders, Pam Barker, & Ellen Haffar in the Lapham Gallery May’s Gallery, 63 Bay St. – Art Works by Eugene Mei, Open Artist’s Studios, Gift Shop Dog Ate My Homework, 206 Glen St. – Exhibits from the World Awareness Children’s Museum Red Fox Books, 28 Ridge St. – Pottery by Dolores Thomson & Patricia Carte will be reading and signing copies of her new book, To Those We Hold So Dear Rock Hill Bakehouse Cafe – (Open Mic Night) Paintings by Kate E. Austin New York Wine Cork, 217 Glen St. – Paintings by Tom Myott

The Third Thursday Downtown Glens Falls Art Walk is sponsored by these local businesses: 6 Pine St. Gallery; TechQuest IT Services; The Pottery Place; Samantha’s Cafe; NY Wine Cork; May’s Gallery; Upstate Black & White Business Document Services.

This event is made possible, in part, with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts Decentralization Program and Warren County, administered locally by the Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council.

Here are some photos from previous Art Walks: