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Forest Park Art Walk Returns with Neighborhood Open Studios. The Forest Park neighborhood will come alive with creativity this November as 15 local artists open their studios to the public for the Forest Park Art Walk. This free, self-guided event invites art lovers, neighbors, families, and holiday shoppers to explore the studios and creative spaces of artists throughout this walkable, tree-lined neighborhood near downtown Raleigh.
Visitors will have the opportunity to meet the artists, see where and how they create, experience a wide variety of artistic styles and mediums, and purchase original works of art directly from the artists. With the holidays approaching, the Art Walk also offers a wonderful opportunity to find meaningful, locally made gifts while supporting Raleigh-area artists. Participating artists include painters, photographers, printmakers, ceramic artists, jewelry makers, collage artists, mixed-media artists, and more.
Melinda Abrams — Painting, Resin Art | Saturday & Sunday
Najeeb Ahmad — Fountain Pen, Ink & Paper Experience | Saturday
Dave Crotts — Photography | Saturday & Sunday
Amy Flynn — Artist & Chief Fobot Maker | Saturday & Sunday
Zoe Foote — Ceramics, Collage, Jewelry | Sunday
Jenn Hales & Family — Art, Embroidery, Jewelry, Lemonade & Paintings | Sunday
Abie Harris — Painting | Saturday & Sunday
Savannah Herrera — Painting | Sunday
Julie Dyer Holmes & Friends — Paintings | Saturday & Sunday
Val Restrepo — Visual Art | Saturday
David Strevel — Photography | Sunday
Hank Tilson — Photography | Saturday & Sunday
Allie Tracy — Art | Saturday & Sunday
Pam Van Dyk — Printmaking | Sunday
Ted Van Dyk — Painting | Sunday
The Forest Park Art Walk is designed as an easy, leisurely neighborhood experience. Visitors can create their own route using the interactive online tour maps, available through the Art Walk website. Maps include both an alphabetical listing of artists and a neighborhood map to help visitors plan their stops. The map will be made available November 12, 2026. To view each artist’s work and access the interactive tour maps, visit the Forest Park Art Walk online.