We went out and lent support Brooke Colby and Justin Abraham at the Krawl. The event was a fantastic success with an outpouring of local people visiting a bevy of local artists. Those who opened their businesses received quite the foot traffic and we hope everyone had as much fun as we did. Visit thekrawl.org for a video montage and view our own little capture.
Friend an local artist Jay Thompson was instrumental in helping bring together some regional artists and fantastic music (including Futureman) to Rock Hill. We enjoyed a fantastic afternoon of warmth, cool breezes, food, and friendship.
Back Home Entertainment, Bird, LLC, and Arts Council of York County.
We welcomed Justin Abraham to Charlotte Art and really grew from the meeting. Beyond his talent he exudes a mind that is sharp and enjoys a breadth of communication deeply rooted in his watchful nature.
A very humble artist Justin draws his inspiration through every connection of his environment. Inspired by human activity he sees creativity in the wave of a hand, the cadence of a walk, the inputs of personal style and respects that individual uniqueness that we broadcast with each breath.
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Saturday, June 14th 2008 from 6pm to 11pm in the Plaza Business District in Charlotte.
Come out and support a collaboration of area Musicians and Artists. There is a event schedule packed with entertainment.
From the Krawl’s Tim Griffin,
Our next event is scheduled for June 14th, check out the website. We are currently looking for more local artist to display their work on a no commission show and sale. We also have an outdoor arts and crafts flea market style area that night that is free to all crafters… just bring a table and set up your wares! We have over 25 bands playing outdoors and over 40 artist already.
This is a grass roots effort and it dedicated to showcasing local arts and artists and to show support of them in this area. We would welcome any help or support from you and your website to help get the word out to the artists in the area that might want to show and sale their work that night. We are expecting over 2500 people that night.
Mail Tim Griffin for registration or more information.
Make plans to come down and enjoy the areas artists, conversation, and culinary arts. As always, work to support our local artists and economy.
