Legacy Village's Premier Art Festival Returns to Cleveland, Ohio With Part II

CLEVELAND, Sept. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Art in the Village returns to Cleveland, Ohio for Part II of its signature summer art show that festival goers have come to anticipate for the diverse display of quality art created by the nation's leading artists. The artistic media represented at this new art festival will also include paintings, life size sculptures, photography, glass, wood, jewelry and ceramics with prices ranging from $25 hand-designed earrings to $20,000 metal sculptures. Art show Admission is free and open to the public.

"We kicked off the season with our June art show and now we're back by popular demand with Part II," says art fair promoter Howard Alan.  "Many artists that exhibited in the first art fair will be returning to Cleveland, Ohio but new artists will also be featured at the debut of this art festival.  Our art fairs offer the public a fun and family friendly weekend activity with a fabulous opportunity to explore the work of local and national artists in one setting."

"The addition of our second seasonal art fair, Art in the Village Part II, is a reflection of the incredible popularity of the art show over the years," said Legacy Village General Manager Marcie Gilmore. "Immersed in a community of art lovers, we expect the fall art fair will be a popular addition to Legacy Village's September event line-up."

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The artists, juried by an independent panel of expert judges, are hand-selected from hundreds of applicants based on quality and diversity. All of their artwork is original and handmade. Artists will line Legacy Village in Cleveland, Ohio with their gallery style display booths, transforming this popular shopping and dining destination into a first-class outdoor art gallery. The public can meet and talk with the artists personally, asking about their art and inspiration. The art festival appeals to people of all ages as a free and fun weekend activity, as well as serious art buyers looking to add to their collections.

SOURCE Howard Alan Events