07/09/2026
Here’s our next set of featured artists for Art in the Park! Not pictured are the pieces we’ll have on our community shelf from some brand new guest members – a fun preview of what you’ll see at future sales! We’re setting up tonight, and everything starts up bright and early tomorrow morning. We can’t wait to see you – we’ll be at booths 237-239 on Main Street!
HOURS:
Friday, July 10: 11 am – 8 pm
Saturday, July 11: 10 am – 7 pm
Sunday, July 12: 10 am – 5 pm
Nick Riesterer
Everyone’s favorite animals are back again this year, and there are so many more to pick from! Nick has been working hard on new animals, new color combos, and new accessories for the animals. See if you can find the penguins with popsicles, Pride flags, and even pickleball paddles! You might even see some super special penguins that remind you of characters from a favorite TV show…👀 🏒
Shirley Worth
Shirley’s work is largely based in kurinuki, a Japanese hand building technique where a solid block of clay is carved and hollowed out to form a vessel. This makes each piece completely unique. Find yours this weekend!
Kay Clement
Kay is new to Art in the Park and she has some gorgeous pieces for sale! Kay makes whales with such detail that you feel like they’re literally jumping from the water right in front of you. Each piece is special and unique and would make a wonderful gift or piece of décor to add to your own home.
Dawn Bluga
If you have a garden you’d like to fill up with fun treasures, you have to stop by Dawn’s shelf. She has fun garden stakes that look like worms, and fairy doors for a little whimsy! Dawn also has functional pieces that you’ll use every day, and on special occasions.
Linda Daul
We think you’ll take one look at Linda’s nature inspired pieces and want to buy them all to decorate your garden! Her super popular toads and mushrooms will look right at home in any garden. And her tree like planters will bring the nature into your home!
Michelle Moceri
Michelle’s pieces are inspired by our beautiful Michigan lakes, as well as her travels around the world. She has pieces that combine clay and glass, to make water-like texture on the surface. She will have plates