Downtown will literally be crawling with artists and art lovers Thursday night.
Galleries and businesses will host a wide variety of pieces and their creators, all within walking distance.
Art Crawl lineup
"Kick-Off" party at Fanjoy/Labrenz Studio, 215 A First Ave., SW, at 5 p.m. Featuring: Photographs recently exhibited at Gallery Pantone 278 in Charlotte as well as Charlotte painter Ashley Lathe,
C. Neil Scott on saxophone and works by Laurie Cox Bostian, portrait painter and illustrator.
263 First Ave., SW: Fine furniture maker and designer Joseph Mendel, with his workshop open for crawlers to explore.
Goldsmith's, 107 Government Avenue SW: Photography of Jefferson Waugh.
Union Square: The Original King Street Band, bringing a taste of Dixieland to the Square. The band blends Dixieland jazz with the soulful strains of New Orleans jazz.
Lou Lou's Corner, 202 Union Square: Painter Paulette Gregory.
Taste Full Beans, 29 Second St., NW: Photography of Joey Bowman, paintings of Mike Ogle, marbling paper by Jinny Moreland, jewelry by Maria Bryan, paintings by Cristian Pernell, jewelry by Renee Parker and the artwork of Debbie Smith.
Mosaics by Maria, in the lower level of the Glassworks Building at 219 First Ave., NW: Stained glass and mosaic tile artwork of Maria Headrick.
Full Circle Arts, 226 First Ave. NW: Work from Ellen Schwarzbek, along with member artworks.
Gym Dance Cheer, 264 Union Square: Contemporary Southern folk art of Vicki Franks
The Outdoor Supply Company, 252 Union Square: Paintings of Michael Moore.
Jeune Unique Boutique, 256 Union Square: Ashley Strugill's acrylic paintings
Legacy Traditions Furniture Outlet, 254 Union Square: The art of Laura Lefevre
Shoppes on the Square: The Sally Company, The Piedmont Painters and Kay Robb Portrait Studio present artful tables featuring selected paintings and interpretive table settings.
Groucho's Deli, 248 Union Square: work from Hickory Museum of Art in the atrium.
The Spainhour Gift Company: Photographer Ken Burns.
Bisque n Beads, 232 Union Square: CVCC photography students.
~ julia rush ~ fine crafts, 216 Union Square: Valdese potter, Hamilton Williams his one-of-a-kind big pieces platters, bowls, pots and more. Adrian Rice will also be reading poetry.
In the Flag Court: Watch Jeramie Jones create paintings from a spray can and view the mixed media works of Stephan Iandolo.
Olde Hickory Tap Room: Honky-tonk sounds Brittany Reilly at 9:p.m. There will be no cover charge for the band.
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