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Art and Bark in the Park returns May 3 with artists, music and on-site pet adoptions
Summary
Mayor Beth Sweeney hosted Paul Slava of the Art Studio to promote the sixth annual Art and Bark in the Park, set for Sunday, May 3, 11 a.m.–4 p.m., at the city's arts park. The event will feature artisans, live music, food vendors and three animal-rescue groups offering on-site adoption starts.
Art and Bark in the Park, a community arts fair that pairs local artists with pet-adoption partners, is returning for its sixth year on Sunday, May 3, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., organizers said on the Mayor's 'Mondays with the Mayor' program.
Paul Slava, president of the Art Studio, told Mayor Beth Sweeney that the event "is in its sixth year" and has grown each season. He said it will fill the lakeside arts park—known for its sculpture installations—with painters, stained-glass artists,…
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