Village Art in the Park returns for 59th season

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Village Art in the Park, Washington state’s longest-running open-air juried art show, will launch its 59th season on May 2 in Leavenworth’s Front Street Park. The event showcases over 60 rotating artists every weekend from May through October, offering attendees a diverse range of fine arts and handmade works. Board President Laura Hansen highlighted the show’s legacy in connecting local artists with thousands of annual visitors. Proceeds support educational initiatives, including grants to local schools and scholarships for students pursuing careers in the arts, totaling tens of thousands of dollars. The event has established itself as a cultural cornerstone in Leavenworth, reflecting nearly six decades of community engagement.

This year, attendees can find more information about the event calendar and community contributions on the organization’s official website. The dedication to art education and community development remains central to the event's mission. Village Art in the Park continues to inspire and unite the community through the power of the arts.

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