A bazaar of artistic furry was on display at the Coronado Art Walk between September 13 th and 14 th. The event was hosted by the Coronado Historical Association that supports community creativity and encourages a healthy respect for the arts as a whole. The Coronado Ferry Landing and San Diego Bay provided a perfect backdrop for the exhibition of artistic expressions. Paintings, stone work, sculptors, weaving, glass blowing, and other handcrafted products were available for ponder or purchase. Visitors strolled through the corridor, by the fountain, beyond the stage and all the way over to the landing to see the creations of local talent. Individual booths lined both sides of the walkway along the landing’s business community. Visitors flocked to the area with transit hurriedly dropping off families, visitors, and students in droves. The event was a success despite the record breaking heat. Fine art is an expressive activity that fits snuggly within the historic
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