July 6th and 7th, the streets of Downtown Muskegon will be filled with all of the above. Sights, sounds, interpretations. "Highbrow" art and practical and fun stuff that makes any house feel like a home and yes...you'll probably find a sampling of some of the stuff that makes a garage feel like a man cave or the deck out back, feel more like a neighborhood pub so when your friends and family come by, they are comfortable and casual. You'll find it all and you'll find it in a way that only Muskegon can package it. The park and the streets will be filled with the sights, the sounds and the camaraderie and it will honestly be a little bigger than ever. It's been going on for decades, but as things come and go in Muskegon...you wonder what's to come of most anything.
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Won't cost you a penny to stroll around and see the sights. You are welcome to come from near or far and you're sure to bump into some friends and neighbors and catch up on everything going on. If you or your group would like to pitch in and be a part of the festival, they could use a volunteer or two. It's a great source of pride for all of Muskegon and if you have not been here in a while, a great chance to come see Downtown growing and some of the new additions that we've got open or opening soon! Things are booming down there as well as in the rest of the county! When you hear "Watch us Go" this is one of the better viewing opportunities.
Carla Flanders is with the Muskegon Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce and they are behind the organization of the Lakeshore Art Festival. We sat down to talk about everything going on. Take a listen.
Plan ahead. Come on out for a great time and enjoy the sights, sounds, smells and atmosphere of the Lakeshore Art Festival in early July in Muskegon. I hope that I am not the only one that feels like 2018 is a truly remarkable year when it comes to what's happening in Muskegon and how things are growing and people are engaging with what we have, instead of the "what was" mentality that we all seemed to carry for so long. We truly are a community on the move and there is much to be proud of! Thanks to Carla for the few minutes to talk and the Muskegon Lakeshore Chamber for their sponsorship of this blog and The Muskegon Channel. To visit the Lakeshore Art Festival's website, click on the photo below.
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