ICYMI: First Friday Art Walk lights up Downtown Ocala with art, music, and dance | PHOTOS

In case you missed it, mark your calendar for the next event on November 1.

By Kathy Dugan October 5, 2024 12:01 pm

Art enthusiasts can explore colorful displays at Ocala’s First Friday Art Walk in the Historic Downtown Square, featuring over 30 local artists, live entertainment, and family-friendly activities. — 352todayKathy Dugan/352todayFrom art to music to dance, there was something for everyone at the First Friday Art Walk in Downtown Ocala.

OCALA, FL (352today.com) – Downtown Ocala came alive on Oct. 4 for the First Friday Art Walk, featuring local artists, buskers, live music, dancers, and extended shopping hours.

Get a taste of what you missed in our photos and mark your calendars for the next event on Nov. 1.

Courtesy: Kathy Dugan/352today

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