Summer brightens any mood when spent in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Art captures those moments and preserves them for when winter takes over.
Houghton is introducing a new festival to the community on Saturday that will bring artists, creativity, and a digital bloom to the downtown. The Digital Bloom Community Arts Festival will feature a full day of movement, creativity, and discovery along the waterfront.
The festival includes an art trail with installations by artists including Molly Wallen, Ella Shaw, and Rebecca Paavo. The celebration will also feature workshops for attendees to try yoga with Fresh Coast Studio, learn about pottery from Magic Kiln, and explore four more creative opportunities to get hands-on experience.
Live music will keep people dancing and enjoying the day throughout the festival.
For more information about the Digital Bloom Community Arts Festival in Houghton on Saturday, visit online.
