Signs of FestivALL are starting to appear. For those of you traveling along the 64/77/79 split don't miss the artwork of Charles"Todd" Thomas whose colorful 10x24 foot creation was chosen as the winner of the art contest sponsored by Allied Artist of West Virginia to help promote this year's FestivALL.
The artwork is being displayed on the Mountaineer Expedite Building (formerly Purity Baking Building).
Allied Artists along with Tamarack will also be sponsoring the FestivAll Capitol Street Art Fair. It's free for the public and set for 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. June 28 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 29. More than 100 spaces are set aside for artists to show and sell their works in a variety of media.
Visiting Capital Street for FestivALL is a must. There is a variety of activities for adults and kids with constant performers on a variety of stages and a street fair in front of the Kanawha County library.
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FestivALL: Drivers Can Enjoy Interstate 64/77/79 Split Artwork
Monday, June 9, 2008Posted by Oliver at 10:32 AM
Labels: FestiVALL, West Virginia, WV
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