Tomorrow, May 4, 6-9 p.m., is the first Wednesday Wallingford Art Walk. You may notice a couple of visible changes to the walk. Wallingford Art Walk chair Tara Shuttleworth sent information about the new look:
New Art Walk sandwich boards have been created! Members of the Wallingford community got together to create them. Bartender at The Seamonster Lounge on Tuesday Nights, Johnny Klug, cut down the plywood as well as put the hinges on the boards. Members of The Wallingford House painted the boards. And Page Eaton, graphic designer of the Wallingford Art Walk with all of her buddies spray painted the logo!
By next week The Wallingford Robot Mural will be complete. Thanks to donation by Wallingford’s very own Reed Painting, two local artists, Maggie Schneider and Siolo Thompson,were able create the mural. The Wallingford Robot will also promote the Art Walk with the day and time painted on the mural. Thank you from the Art Walk Board to all the people that participated in creating The Women of Wallingford calendar. The money raised from the calendar made it possible for us to buy the plywood and hinges!
Here’s the Wallingford Robot as of Monday afternoon:
See all the details for tomorrow’s walk on the Wallingford Art Walk website.
Is wallingfords new robot named Walli?!! Thats awesome!
He doesn't look like Walli from the movie though… He looks like a earlier model.
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