L/A Arts

08/29/2026

08/29/2026

08/28/2026

🔥Join us TONIGHT AUGUST 28th

from 5–8pm for the fourth next ArtWalk in Downtown Lewiston!

Live Painting
Musicians
Art Vendors
Kid-Friendly activities
Exhibitions
Food Trucks
& More!

Artwalk LA is on Final Fridays from May–September in Downtown Lewiston



Downtown Lewiston Maine

08/27/2026

What a great pairing! The Vault and Kathryn Beausang ! Get your bottle of whiskey to partake in and a decorative bottle by Kathryn to display.

The Vault is always a must on your artwalk adventure. Stop in and see what they are sampling.

08/26/2026

If you are out and about this week, especially Art Walk Lewiston Auburn night. Wish the man behind the camera a fabulous birthday week! We had to go through almost a decade worth of photos to find any with him.

Here's to Gary Stallsworth our elusive photo documentarian, L/A Arts board member and all around great guy. Happy birthday week. Hope you have a great day tomorrow!

08/26/2026

L/A Arts Art Walk is this Friday, August 28th!

Explore local art, enjoy live music and performances, check out street vendors and food trucks, and find plenty of family-friendly activities throughout the evening. Come celebrate the arts in Downtown Lewiston!

08/25/2026

💥 ARTWALK is on FRIDAY

THIS FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 is our FOURTH ArtWalk event of the season. Lower Lisbon Street comes alive with live performances, artist vendors, exhibitions, music, food trucks and more! Join the fun this year and setup FOR FREE on the street as an artist vendor. We'd love to have you❤️

Click the link in our linktree or scan the QR to sign up today. Registering helps us keeps tabs on who plans to be involved, and we use the info you share for promo to help get your work out there!

4th ArtWalk | Lower Lisbon St., Lewiston | AUG 28 | 5–8pm

See you soon❗

08/25/2026

THIS FRIDAY!!!

🎶 Androscoggin Historical Society at the L/A Arts Art Walk! 🎶

Join us Friday, August 28th for two performances by The Maine Music Society. Singers, a self-directed a ca****la ensemble of 12–16 voices performing everything from early motets to folk, art songs, and pop!

Free and open to the public as part of Lewiston’s Art Walk. Come support local music and history at the same time!

08/25/2026

📸Harold Strout: Visions of Light
OPENING THIS FRIDAY

Join us on Friday, August 28 from 5–8pm during the Artwalk for the Opening Reception of Harold Strout: Visions of Light

Harold Strout is a central Maine-based fine art photographer working with digital and large-format analog photography. His work is informed by cinema, experimental lighting and found objects, and expresses portraiture, landscapes, assemblage and conceptual themes in color and black and white.

He studied photography at Vermont College but is a primarily self-taught artist. Over twenty years of studio practice, his work has been shown in juried and solo exhibits throughout Maine, including at the University of Maine and the Blaine House, and has been published in the United States and Canada with the poetry of David Moreau.

Strout has also been featured as a guest speaker at the University of New Hampshire. His most recent affiliation with LA Arts has involved art documentation and portraiture with featured artists. For more information, visit haroldstrout.com.
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Harold Strout
VISIONS OF LIGHT
August 28 – October 16
LA Arts, 168 Lisbon St., Lewiston, ME
Opening Reception, August 28, 5–8pm
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"This collection of photographs represents many years of image making to the present. While the work spans portraiture, landscape, assemblage of found objects and conceptual genres, the curation is purposeful. What drives my creative exploration and unifies the exhibition is the treatment of light: how light has been expressed and how it reveals mood, memory and tone regardless of genre and subject. Whether the source is natural, carefully set up in a studio, or emanating from old television screens, the awareness and deep appreciation of light has been the greatest gift that photography has revealed to me. I invite you to consider the gift of light and how these images may contribute to your own visions."

Harold Strout