The Heartland Artist Gallery in Plymouth will host their 9th Annual ARTS in the Street Festival on Saturday, July 29th.
Every July, ARTS in the Street closes Michigan Street in downtown Plymouth and fills it with nearly 50 artist booths, live music, activities, food vendors, and a craft beer and wine tasting.
Local, regional, and member artists will be showing and selling and many demonstrating their art. There will be free interactive kids’ events and the ARTS in the Street festival provides fun for the whole family.
Artists, artisans, creatives, food vendors, and nonprofits are invited to join the Heartland Artists Gallery for this one-day festival that celebrates many of the various types of art on the street in downtown Plymouth. Applications are due July 1st.
The Heartland Artists Gallery is a non-profit, all-volunteer, visual arts organization dedicated to supporting local art and artists.
Applications are available at https://heartlandartgallery.com/art-in-the-street-3/
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