Edgewater Arts Festival Recap & Photos
Street view. Credit: Lyle Bright
Thorndale Avenue hosted the Edgewater Arts Festival on Saturday, a change from previous years when it was held at Berger Park along the lake. The event kicked off at 11AM, just as rain started to fall, but it was a brief drizzle and the remainder of the afternoon stayed dry (although humid and muggy).
Organizied by the Edgewater Chamber of Commerce and Edgewater Artists in Motion, the festival spanned from Broadway to Winthrop and featured over 50 artists, live entertainment, food vendors and a children’s area hosted by Senator Heather Steans. All in all it was a great event, and we were happy to see such a positive event and all the area neighbors out on the street of Thorndale!
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- Edgewater Artists In Motion banner. Credit: Lyle Bright
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- Temporary Library, the Bookmobile. Credit: Lyle Bright
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- $5 donation, please. Credit: Lyle Bright
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- Edgewater lighthouses. Credit: Lyle Bright
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- Street view. Credit: Lyle Bright
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- Krisit Burris – photography. Credit: Lyle Bright
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- Street view. Credit: Lyle Bright
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- Bill Hottinger – black & white photography. Credit: Lyle Bright
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- Food vendor – corn dogs! Credit: Jeremy Bressman
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- Various vendor booths. Credit: Lyle Bright
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- Tonika Johnson – photography. Credit: Lyle Bright
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- Juried art. Credit: Jeremy Bressman
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- Juried art. Credit: Jeremy Bressman
