PHOTOS: Walkerville Art Walk & Rock, continues today
Saturday July 17th, 2010, 10:15am
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Walkerville kicked off its 8th annual Walkerville Art Walk & Rock event as hundreds took to the streets to visit shops, boutiques and restaurants. Participants to the event can pick up a ‘passport’, visit each of the shops and have their passports stamped, drop it off in a ballot box and have their chance to win a prize.
Photos from the event:
Inside Ten Thousand Villages
The Walkerville Lofts
Xtreme Danceworks, a new performing arts academy that we wrote about here.
Peerless Ice Cream is now under new ownership and has been renamed to “The Old Town Sweet Shop”
Elaine Weeks of Walkerville Publishing was selling Walkerville Mint Tea and “Windsor Present” postcards!
Festival organizers made a quick decision to move the tented festivities from Devonshire Road to a field next to the Walker Power Building, the location of Windsor’s former Pere Marquette train station.
Entertainment was provided by Spirit, a local band.
windsoriteDOTca’s own Kari Gignac selling her photography at Ravenswift Images.
Joan Charette, organizer of the Walkerville Art Walk & Rock — and also singer for Spirit.
The Walkerville Art Walk & Rock continues today! For more information, visit the Walkerville BIA District website.
