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53rd Annual Armonk Outdoor Art Show Set for This Weekend

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More than 185 juried artists will be on hand for this weekend's Armonk Outdoor Art Show on Community Field on Business Park Drive, one of the most anticipated events in town each year.
More than 185 juried artists will be on hand for this weekend’s Armonk Outdoor Art Show on Community Field on Business Park Drive, one of the most anticipated events in town each year.

Consistently ranked among the top fine art and design shows in the New York metropolitan area by Sunshine Artist Magazine and in the top 10 percent nationwide by Art Fair SourceBook, the 53rd annual Armonk Outdoor Art Show will continue its long tradition of showcasing a fresh and diverse array of art.

Over 185 juried artists will be featured—55 new to this year’s show—displaying their creations in a broad spectrum of media: oils/acrylics, watercolors, mixed media, printmaking/drawing/pastels, sculpture, photography/digital art, wearable art and fine crafts.

This year’s show, which will take place at Community Field, located at 205 Business Park Drive in Armonk, will also feature free guided tours, emerging artists and fun-filled, kid-friendly activities. Once again there will be personal shoppers, who will be available to help visitors find and select art that best suits their taste and decor. There is ample free parking on site, as well as a diverse food court.

On Friday, Sept. 19 at 7 p.m., the North Castle Public Library will show a free art-themed film with commentary by LIU professor Valerie Franco.  On Saturday, Sept. 20 at 8 p.m. in the library’s Whippoorwill Hall, Jazz legend Charlie Lagond & Friends will bring exciting new interpretations of contemporary and jazz favorites, all infused with infectious Latin rhythms

Art show festivities got underway on Sunday morning  with Jamie’s 5K Run for Love and the Armonk Chamber of Commerce’s Cider and Donut festival at North Castle’s Wampus Brook Park. Jamie Love was a member of the Byram Hills cross country and track and field teams, with a notable work history at Hickory & Tweed, one of the race’s sponsors. All net proceeds from the road race benefit children’s programs at the town’s libraries.

The art show is open Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 20 and 21, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is a rain or shine event. It is sponsored by Friends of the North Castle Public Library, Inc., and net proceeds benefit the town’s libraries.  Admission price is $10; $8 for seniors or adults with a coupon. Children under 18 get in for free. Sorry, no dogs allowed.

For further information, as well as discount coupons, visit www.armonkoutdoorartshow.org.  On the day of the show, call 914-806-6307.

Community Field can be reached by taking Exits 3/3S off Route I-684. It is 10 miles north of I-287 and I-95, five miles from the Merritt and Hutchinson parkways and 20 minutes from the Tappan Zee Bridge.

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