Photos: Lawrence Art Guild’s Art in the Park 2022

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Community members showed up for art, live music and fun at the Lawrence Art Guild’s Art in the Park, which returned to South Park Saturday and Sunday.

Art in the Park has been a Lawrence tradition since 1964, and a premier annual juried art event, according to the guild.

The two-day event runs through 5 p.m. Sunday.

August Rudisell/Lawrence Times Osbaldo Gonzalez-Reyes, of Topeka, sells his clay works.

August Rudisell/Lawrence Times Lola Williams, of Lawrence, shows her paintings.

August Rudisell/Lawrence Times A shopper browses jewelry by Allison Ice, of Lawrence.

August Rudisell/Lawrence Times Tammy Shaw of Shaw Earth Creations in Spring Hill

August Rudisell/Lawrence Times Sarah Schau, of Lawrence, works on a painting.

August Rudisell/Lawrence Times Sorsza Small, 7, gets a different view of the event.

August Rudisell/Lawrence Times Louise Partrain, of Lawrence, sells jewelry during the event.

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