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Greensburg ArtsWalk draws crowds downtown

Shane Dunlap
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Penn-Trafford High School seniors Angel Morante, middle, and David Carver, right, perform live for a crowd with Stage Right as part of the Art in the Alley behind the Palace Theatre on Saturday, April 27, 2019 during the Greensburg Arts Walk.
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Jenna Rizzardi, 10, of Delmont, selects pieces for a printmaking project at the Greensburg Arts Center booth on Saturday, April 27, 2019 during the Greensburg Arts Walk in downtown Greensburg.
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Oldriska Hoch of Greensburg watches her son, Richard Hoch, 3, paint a sculpture piece at Pottery Playhouse on Saturday, April 27, 2019 during the Greensburg Arts Walk.
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Rain McCoy, of Connellsville, works on a painting on the walls inside Art in the Alley behind the Palace Theatre on Saturday, April 27, 2019 during the Greensburg Arts Walk.
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Caprice Copeland, right, looks at artwork with her mother, Meredith Copeland, of Greensburg, while artist Marc Snyder, left, explains his artwork on Saturday, April 27, 2019 at the Westmoreland Cultural Trust Incubator for the Arts during the Greensburg Arts Walk.
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Jon Donaldson of West Newton places a prop pistol in his belt while prepping his pirate costume on Saturday, April 27, 2019 during the Greensburg Arts Walk.
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Kalissa Andre of Jeannette looks at artwork by Hempfield Area School District students while with her father, Jerry Andre of Hempfield, at the Westmoreland Museum of American Art on Saturday, April 27, 2019 during the Greensburg Arts Walk.

Thousands of people were expected Saturday for Greensburg ArtsWalk — the second-annual event that featured performances, exhibitions and other art activities at 17 downtown locations.

Westmoreland Cultural Trust served as co-presenter of the ArtsWalk with The Westmoreland Museum of American Art.

Scheduled highlights included:

Arts in the Alley: Live entertainment by Stage Right Sensations, Aubrey Burchell, Safety Last and more; art demonstrations; caricatures and face painting; children’s activities including print-making and scavenger hunt.

Westmoreland Cultural Trust’s Incubator for the Arts: Open studio hours with 10 artists.

The Westmoreland: Live music, FitnessEnvi class, Modern Mobility Improv dance sessions, viewing of the featured exhibitions, “Mingled Visions” and “Family Tree Project.”

Seton Hill University Arts Center: Open studio, senior student gallery shows, sticker workshop, sale of student art and 3-D printing, laser etching and foundry pour demonstrations.

Greensburg Hempfield Area Library: Artwork by Janice Decker, read-a-thon and program on “Scots-Irish Heritage.”

• Greensburg Art Center: “Our Teaching Artists” exhibition

• Caffe Barista: Wine glass-painting demonstration, live music

• Dv8 Espresso Bar & Gallery: “Double Exposure” photography exhibition, live music

• Major Stokes: Seton Hill student art exhibit

• Pennsylvania Avenue parklet: Art activities

• Pottery Playhouse: Free pottery sessions

• The Rialto: Live art and music

• Serenity Bead Shop and Studio: Children’s jewelry craft, art exhibit

• YWCA Thrift Shop: Display of Unity Poster Contest entries

Other participating merchants include Artisans of Hands & Heart, Beeghly & Co. Jewelers, Crossroads Boutique & Cattiva and McFeely’s Gourmet Chocolate.

Shane Dunlap is a TribLive photographer covering Westmoreland and Allegheny counties. He grew up in the Ohio Valley near Pittsburgh and has worked for newspapers as far away as Fayetteville, N.C., where he covered the U.S. Army at Fort Liberty. He can be reached at sdunlap@triblive.com.

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