Artists drew Brunswick natives Friday, June 12, with a walk decorated by displays of artwork and festivities. The town tradition will continue every second Friday until September.
Community is essential to foster in an age of disconnection, and there is no better way than through beauty and engaging displays. A variety of shops host the walk, known as the Brunswick Art Loop, which allows visitors to take part and admire artistic displays.
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From paintings to open mic opportunities, the loop supplies something for everyone. Over 50 creative individuals set up stations, with art and crafts for all ages. Some artists plan to use their profits to chase after other dreams, such as Sophia Andrews, whose proceeds go towards her college fund.
The loop now features a Youth Maker Market that gives children under the age of fourteen the opportunity to present their work, making the event even more family-friendly.
The loop provides an excellent way to draw people to the local beauty of Brunswick and foster friendships with neighbors. (Related: Portland Library Opens Community Learning Center)
