The Annual Hooked on Art Festival takes place at Thomas Centennial Park in Chesterton, Indiana on September 18th, 2022 from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. The festival, hosted by The Artistic Recovery non-profit organization. The event brings local communities together to celebrate art in its many forms and promote the message that “family time is prevention time.”
The Festival will be held once again at Thomas Centennial Park from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. In conjunction with the European Market, Hooked on Art features a large-scale live 3D chalk art demonstration, youth and adult chalk art competitions, live street art, interactive craft activities, and live music. Arrive to Hooked on Art hungry! We will offer food dishes that include festival staple foods.
The wide gathering of artists and families for the Hooked on Art Festival serves as a fundraiser for the Porter and La Porte County communities. Proceeds support recovery programs in our community. For more information about Hooked on Art, please email: info@320recovery.com
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