Artscape kicks off Friday
Posted: 07/20/2012
BALTIMORE -
The Artscape Festival opens Friday in Baltimore and there will plenty for everyone in your family to enjoy.
The festival features over 150 fine artists, fashion designers, and crafts people. It will even feature a concert from Brian McKnight on Friday at 7:30 at the Wells Fargo Stage .
Get a full list of concerts here .
Here are a few of the activities:
Friday events
Today's activities include the Cyclopscape, Minima and the MICA Artmarket.
Saturday events
On Saturday, you can take off your sandals and enjoy the McSnac Beach and an experimental fashion show.
In the evening the sounds of drums will fill the air as the Drill Team and Drum-line Competition gets underway.
Sunday events
Visitors on Sunday can enjoy a creative worship service from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm.
The Koresh Dance company is set to perform along with Towson University World Music Ensemble, Rebirth Brass Band, Caleb Stine, Maimouna Yousseff and many more!
So get out and enjoy the best art festival from today through Sunday.
The festival takes place at Mount Royal Avenue and Cathedral Street.
Get a full schedule of the festival here: www.artscape.org .
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