Downtown Williams Lake Art Walk kicked off Saturday, Aug. 14, with a parking lot party at the corner of Oliver Street and Third Avenue.
The event included opportunities to make chalk art, candy art, white board drawings and enter a colouring contest, purchase cotton candy from Brown’s Sugar or food from Mint and Lime Catering and pick up Art Walk booklets.
“This is my first art walk,” said Keegan Follack whose pieces are being exhibited at Mint and Lime Catering. “I could not be more excited to be part of the art walk but of the art walk community.”
After graduating from high school in Williams Lake, Follack moved away for 10 years.
“I moved back because of all the craziness and now I wouldn’t be anywhere else. The things I didn’t see when I was younger are the things that I appreciate now.”
Mayor Walt Cobb attended the opening and received an official art walk T-shirt.
“This is an annual event and I think it draws our community together and for one thing shows us the talent we have here in Williams Lake,” Cobb said.
Events coordinator Leslie Mahar said Art Walk runs until Sept. 8, 2021.
Booklets are available at the Downtown Williams Lake office, Tourism Discovery Centre, the Station House Gallery all 31 venues.
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