Arts Walk Maps Now Available

Olympia, WALocal News

The Spring Arts Walk in Olympia is set for April 26-27, 2019, with maps now available at various downtown locations, including participating businesses and city facilities. The City of Olympia has introduced an interactive web map that allows users to search for artists, performances, and detailed activity descriptions from participating venues. This resource enhances the attendee experience and is accessible on computers, tablets, and smartphones. The Arts Walk, a semi-annual celebration since 1990, transforms downtown Olympia into a vibrant hub of creativity, featuring pop-up performances and art displays across local businesses and public spaces. Supported by local sponsors and organizations, the event aims to connect people through artistic expression.

Community members can download the Arts Walk map and explore event highlights by visiting the City of Olympia's official website, promoting cultural participation and social interaction within the community.

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