North Shore’s streets are paved with art thanks to Arts Angels Artwalk

Posted Friday, May 24, 2024 1:01 pm

Artwork by over 100 North Shore students is on display at businesses throughout Sea Cliff, Glen Head and Glenwood Landing.

Courtesy North Shore Arts Angels

The North Shore Arts Angels held their 4th Annual Artwalk, promoting the incredible artwork of students in the district in conjunction with local businesses throughout the North Shore School District. Over 40 businesses, the largest number participating thus far, opened up their window spaces and parts of their stores to feature 161 pieces of art by over 100 students in the district.

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North Shore’s streets are paved with art thanks to Arts Angels Artwalk

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