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Photos: Lawrence’s Art in the Park, Day 1

by Lawrence Times
Derek Mecca / The Lawrence Times
Art in the Park 2021 featured live music, artists showcasing their artwork and food trucks such as Joe’s Little Nut Co., Sept. 18, 2021.
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The Lawrence Art Guild’s Art in the Park returned to South Park on Saturday. On Sunday, festivities resume, making it the first two-day festival since 1964.

Catch local artists, food trucks and live music at South Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Read a little more about it at this link.

Derek Mecca / The Lawrence Times Attendees visit tents at Art in the Park, Sept. 18, 2021.
Derek Mecca / The Lawrence Times Ashley Corbello funnels her love of animals into paintings that portray their genuine expressions and personality. Corbello does commission work and can paint your favorite pet.
Derek Mecca / The Lawrence Times Flowers add color to the green lawn of South Park at Art in the Park, Sept. 18, 2021.
Derek Mecca / The Lawrence Times Christian H. Jones’ paintings create a relationship between contrasts through the control of the artist and the natural chaos of gravity.
Derek Mecca / The Lawrence Times Kassidee Quaranta creates depth and layers with paper. Stop by the 2021 Art in the Park festival to see her renditions of princesses and other characters from popular stories.
Derek Mecca / The Lawrence Times Attendees visit tents at Art in the Park, Sept. 18, 2021.
Derek Mecca / The Lawrence Times Street tacos, mozzarella sticks, taquitos and more were available at the Southern Star Cafe truck at Art in the Park, Sept. 18, 2021.
Derek Mecca / The Lawrence Times Eric Sewell showcases his handmade pottery at Art in the Park, Sept. 18, 2021. Sewell’s pottery is inspired by landscapes and natural features of the earth.
Derek Mecca / The Lawrence Times Attendees visit tents at Art in the Park, Sept. 18, 2021.
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