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Chalk art festival set for Sunday

Child writing "Out of Ober" with chalk on sidewalk, community message.
A child writes "Out of Ober" with colorful chalk on a sidewalk, promoting community awareness.

OAKHURST — Mountain artisans hope to draw a crowd Sunday to a Chalk Out festival from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sierra Star parking lot at 49165 Crane Valley Road in Oakhurst.

The sidewalk chalk art festival will feature artists of all ages and talents as well as live music, food vendors, and prizes for different age categories along with Best of Show and People’s Choice ribbons. Art areas are 4 feet x 4 feet, chalk is provided and there is no charge to create a masterpiece.

To register, download the Chalk Out application at www.artober.net/chalk-out/.

“Jump in and be a part of it and let your artistic expression flow,” said Rhonda Salisbury of Visit Yosemite Madera County. “This is all about having a good time for professionals and amateurs and creating some fun and colorful art to share with Oakhurst.”

Chalk Out is part of the month of ARTober in Oakhurst dedicated to celebrating arts and art culture. ARTober is designed to encourage people to explore and appreciate the arts in Oakhurst.

“I am very excited to be involved in the first annual ARTober, a month-long celebration of the arts in Oakhurstm,” said Jon Bock, president of Sierra Art Trails. “In the Yosemite foothills, art is entwined with history. As artists, we work hard to share our skills and our passion, to promote the arts as an important cultural resource. We want to carry on this creative tradition, to share our talent, and to invite the public to celebrate with us.”

For details on ARTober in Oakhurst, visit www.ARTober.net

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