Loveland Art Gallery Crawl

The Loveland Art Gallery Crawl is being held Saturday, June 28 from 4pm until 8pm in historic Loveland, Ohio. The event, which is organized by the Art League of Loveland, highlights the city’s seven art galleries and the many businesses that promote the arts. There will be an estimated 70 local artists who will be offering handmade pottery, fiber art, photographs, jewelry, paintings and much more.

The Art Gallery Crawl is a wonderful opportunity to support local artists and browse unique, handcrafted work. Whistle Stop Clay Works, at 119 Harrison Avenue in Loveland, will have over a dozen artists showing their work, complimentary studio tours, free prizes and pottery wheel demonstrations. “We’re excited to be involved with supporting and showcasing the arts in Loveland. It is a very unique event and has city-wide participation and support,” commented Bonnie McNett, owner of Whistle Stop Clay Works.

The event will operate two free shuttles that will transport ‘art crawlers’ to various art galleries and participating businesses. The event will have snacks and themed beverages to keep shoppers fueled and hydrated as well. Two Loveland art galleries feature world-renowned pioneers in their field: Nancy Ford Cones (1869-1962) and William Schickel (1919-2009). “It’s going to be another amazing event in downtown Loveland. There will be over seventy artists showing their work. The Loveland Art Gallery Crawl offers tremendous variety and selection, so you’re sure to find something that suits your taste and budget,” commented Gina Dubell-Smith, one of the event organizers and Art League of Loveland president. The Loveland Art Gallery Crawl is being held in downtown Loveland, Ohio on Saturday, June 28 from 4pm until 8pm. For further information visit www.ArtLeagueofLoveland.org, www.WhistleStop ClayWorks.com or call Bonnie McNett at (513)683-2529.