8th Annual Art in the Park at WaterColor March 16

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On Saturday, March 16 the WaterColor Community Association will be hosting the 8th Annual Art in the Park from 9am. – 5pm in WaterColor’s Cerulean Park and Town Center.

Artists of all genres will feature mediums including but not limited to: oil, acrylic and watercolor paintings, charcoal, chalk, pastel and color pencil drawings, photography, printmaking, digital art, glass art, jewelry, fabric art, pottery, wood work, fashion design and more!

Be sure to head out on Saturday for a gorgeous spring day in the park filled with vibrant art, live music and fresh air!

Dread Clampitt is performing at the event.

South Walton Artist of the Year Andy Saczyinski will be exhibiting his art at the event.


This event is free and open to the public.

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[Teresa]

On Saturday, March 16, 2013, the WaterColor Community Association will host the 8th annual Art in the Park from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. in WaterColor’s Cerulean Park and Town Center.

WaterColor is the ideal backdrop for this open-air event where homeowners, guests and area locals alike are invited to spend the day exploring a wide spectrum of art, enjoying live music or socializing over a tasty bite to eat. Artists of all genres will exhibit their works throughout the park.

"We are extremely excited about the caliber of work that will be on display at this year's Art in the Park," said event manager, Hillary Fosdyck of Monark Events. "This is certainly WaterColor's largest and most diverse show to date and every year we are even more impressed with the talents of these incredible artists."

As a festive addition to this year’s event, local acoustic favorite, Kyle LaMonica, will perform 10 A.M. - 1 P.M. in Town Center and to add to the excitement, South Walton’s own, Dread Clampitt, will perform in front of Chan's Wine World in WaterColor from 3 P.M. to 6 P.M.

Bring your friends and family out to Art in the Park March 16[SUP]th [/SUP]as WaterColor welcomes spring with this vibrant, eclectic and lively event! Free and open to the public.