115 local artists are slated to display and sell their work in an outdoor setting. Integrated into the event are local businesses that sponsor and feature an artist at their venue, as well as, music, food, and other scheduled activities.

Left, promotional photo for the event created by exhibiting artist Rebecca Horne.

Critically acclaimed designer and UofSC professor Meena Khalili will feature a selection of prints created from her Drawn Daily series at The Warmouth during the crawl. The Drawn Daily is an ongoing, studio practice, drawing event. Through that process, Khalili integrates and records the city's identity in a manner that resonates with the specificity of place and shared cultural experience. The series has been well received and showcased internationally in prestigious publications like Uppercase. An example of the Drawn Daily, left, courtesy of Meena Khalili.

Beautiful, energetic, and visceral are just a few adjectives that come to mind when viewing Rebecca Horne's work. A self-taught artist, her metaphoric abstractions range in size from 8" x 10" - 36" x 48." Horne will feature several of her recent studio creations at 2145 Marion Street.

Whether you are an artist, collector, or art enthusiast, there is something for everyone. There are a diverse range of styles and media, plus great music, food and other social activities. An event that can't be missed. Find the map to the event and other details on the Cottontown Art Crawl Facebook or Instagram pages.