Dogwood Downtown Art Walk
Sat, May 03 , 2025 • 11:00am - 4:00pm
6th and Maine, Quincy, IL 62301
Join us for the Dogwood Downtown Art Walk, a vibrant celebration of local and regional artists in the heart of Quincy.
Stroll through participating downtown businesses, each transformed into a pop-up gallery featuring unique artwork, live demonstrations, and interactive art experiences.
You'll get to meet and support talented local artists, enjoy live art demonstrations and hands-on activities, and indulge in delicious food, drinks, and shopping along the way
Adult tickets are $25 and Kids 12 and under are $10.
Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to explore Quincy’s downtown art scene and celebrate creativity after the annual Dogwood Parade.
More Questions? Contact Us! Email Alta King at aking@quincyartcenter.org or call (217) 223 – 5900.
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