Art in the Park

Since I'm new to this area, I am continually amazed at all the things there are to do here! Each year, there is a three day festival in Kalispell called Art in the Park. It benefits the Hockaday Museum of Art, and it's only blocks from my house. I loved the shade provided by the big trees, and the breeze blowing throughout the air was an added bonus. The festival had live music, food and drinks, and over 100 booths of juried artists. Really one of the best I've ever attended.














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