“Celebrate VNMS Art All Night” interactive mural
Art and music draw a crowd. So do cider and donuts… and fire dancers.
Van Ness Main Street says more than 4,600 people came out to enjoy performances including Villanueva Fire & Flow (above), the pop-up market, and other attractions at its Art All Night event on Friday, September 23rd.
Washington Photo Safari founder and instructor E. David Luria captured several of the highlights of the night in photos and videos – because this night was about being seen and heard.
And if you did not see it for yourself at Art All Night, you’ll soon see what we mean about the cider and donuts crowd.
Taking it all in at the Art All Night pop-up market
Max Meow creator John Gallagher demonstrates the comics craft at Politics and Prose
Mariachi Son de America outside of Muchas Gracias
Rosemary Bistro and I’m Eddie Cano customers enjoying dinner and music
Carly Harvey at Rosemary Bistro Cafe
The Levine Music Trio at I’m Eddie Cano
Part of the line for donuts, cider and art at Bread Furst
General MacArthur and the Boulevards at Park Van Ness
Crush Funk at Calvert Woodley
This is E. David Luria’s favorite photo of the night. He says it captured the spirit of the event.
Last but not least:
(In order of appearance: Mariachi Son de America | The Levine Music Trio | Carly Harvey | Cider and donuts line | Singing Capital Chorus | Working on the VNMS Art All Night interactive mural | UDC JAZZAlive Trio featuring Allyn Johnson | The Key Bridge Duo | General Macarthur and the Boulevards | Crush Funk Brass Band)
Forest Hills Connection is a program of Van Ness Main Street.
Jolene says
Thank you for all these great photos!
Rebecca Stevens says
It was a lively and well attended event!