Leduc Art Walk FAQ
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How do you choose artists for the Leduc Art Walk?
We don’t! It’s open to anyone who meets the vendor requirements. We welcome artists selling original, locally handcrafted goods like paintings, drawings, sculpture, mixed media, photography, pottery, fibre arts, jewelry, metalwork, woodwork, and glass art. Vendors just need to submit samples of their work so we can make sure it fits our guidelines. Our goal is to remove as many barriers as possible to participation.
I’ve noticed a mix of beginner and professional artists at the Art Walk. What’s up with that?
You’re absolutely right! One of our missions is to bring together artists from all skill levels and backgrounds. Whether you're a seasoned pro or it's your first time showing your work in public, the Art Walk is a place for everyone to connect, share their art, and grow as artists. Everyone starts somewhere, and we love to see the mix!
Where are the vendors from?
Our vendors come from all over! About 30% are from Leduc, 37% from Edmonton, and the rest from nearby areas like Beaumont, Millet, Calmar, Thorsby, and beyond. We love showcasing local talent and bringing in artists from outside the community to keep things fresh. It’s like creative cross-pollination—local artists get inspired, and the community gets to enjoy a wide range of art!
How are musicians chosen?
We’re excited to hold open auditions this year! This means anyone interested in performing at the Leduc Art Walk has a chance to try out. Details on the date and location will be shared soon, so stay tuned for updates!
Can I bring my dog to the Leduc Art Walk?
A very important question. You sure can! The Leduc Art Walk is on City of Leduc public property so the same rules apply as any other public area. We ask that the pups are leashed and able to handle crowds, and that owners clean up after their four-legged friends.
Dogs (and pigs!) welcome!
Minnie the pig having her caricature drawn by Susanne Ritchie, 2017/2018/2019 artist.