The 2023 Children’s Art Area, sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, is located at the grassy lot at First and Elm and will feature an enhanced variety of arts and crafts, entertainment, food and activities for young families. Previously located in a parking lot along the river, away from the main fair, you’ll now find many street performers along Biddle Avenue, as well as small entertainment areas on Sycamore Street, First and Elm, and a kids entertainment area at Elm and First Street. Over 30 food vendors and restaurants will tempt taste buds with elephant ears, tacos, fresh squeezed lemonade and more.Īnother change in recent years is entertainment. Of course, a fair isn’t a fair without food, which the Wyandotte Street Art Fair will have plenty of. Wyandotte’s Social District will run daily from 11 a.m. Only bars and restaurants with the proper permits can serve Social District Beverages in specially approved Social District Cups. Pedestrians can purchase alcoholic beverages from adjacent, licensed establishments and shop, sit outside, or walk around while they remain within the commons area boundary.
I only hope that my passion continues to grow as well as the number of people my art inspires.” I have already had success in events such as the Wyandotte Street Fair and working with clients such as the Lear Corporation. “I am hoping to find somewhere I belong and show the rest of the world what I have to offer when it comes to art and design. “I am capable of almost any art medium ranging from sketching with pencil, pen, charcoal, pastel, paint and occasionally digital illustrations,” Machesky said. This year’s artwork was created by Ben Machesky, who said early on when he first saw cartoons and animated movies for the first time, along with his fascination for the natural world, he knew he wanted to express his passions in the world of art. Perhaps the main change to the fair in recent years was the introduction of the Wyandotte Social District, which adds another dimension to the event that attracts fine artists from across the state, region and nation.Īccording to the city’s Department of Recreation, Leisure and Culture, over 200,000 visitors are expected to stroll along historic downtown Wyandotte and the waterfront to visit 200 fine artists, 25 restaurants and a multitude of local merchants.
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