We meet a woman in Cheboygan who has been inspiring Michiganders with uplifting chalk art messages for over 5,000 consecutive days. Destination Michigan is available to stream on pbs.org and the ...

It’s the 9th Annual Chalk Art Festival, where insanely talented local and regional artists turn concrete into colorful, 3D illusions you have to see to believe!

QC Chalk Art Fest attracts thousands in Rock Island. Posted: June 1, 2025 | Last updated: June 1, 2025. The 9th Annual Chalk Art Fest returned to Schwiebert Riverfront Park.

Anna-Michal Paul made this chalk art of Lucy Dacus for her Thalia Hall show on February 15, 2022, when she was performing a string of dates while lying on a sofa due to a back injury. Credit ...

A new art event is starting in Howell and organizers hope it'll be the first of many. Downtown Howell Decades Day is primarily a chalk art competition, running 12-7 p.m. July 19 on Walnut Street ...

A lifelong artist originally from Monterey, California, Larson found his affinity for chalk art two decades ago, messing around with pieces that a friend’s kid had left on the sidewalk. He ...

They believe they must stand against the right wing on every affront. ... Kiddie chalk art on a driveway is not one to pick. Chalk fades to wind and rain. Gov. Sarah Sanders, ...

“I put both of my dogs in my chalk art as a reminder God always cares." Zinn, an Ann Arbor-based chalk artist, was in attendance Saturday. There was more to the festival than just art.

The 34th annual Chalk It Up! is this weekend at Fremont Park in Midtown Sacramento. The chalk art and music festival runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday through Monday.

The landlord said the chalk art feud “is going to be a real problem for us.” “If you want your lease, I’m sure there’s nothing in there about you drawing, so why don’t you just start ...

Picture this: local artists transforming Sioux Falls sidewalks into colorful canvases. That's what will be happening this ...

“Chalk Fest has grown into a two-day celebration of this niche art form, where anyone can let their inner artist roam free,” said Stacey Allen from the Missouri City Arts and Culture Commission.