The most wonderful time of the year in Downtown Sudbury
The Downtown Sudbury Art Crawl returns Saturday, Dec. 6
This fun and friendly cultural experience features over 50 artists and more than 25 different stops plus opportunities to enjoy great food and drinks and listen to some of the city’s most talented musicians.
It’s a good chance to look at the amazing urban art created last summer during the Up Here Festival.
And it’s all free from noon to five pm.
Crawl maps will be available at downtown venues and on social media.
Start the day with a visit to friendly folks at the Sudbury Market in Elm Place in the morning. Artists at the Northern Ontario Building on Durham Street next to the YMCA will open their doors at 11 am. The art crawl begins at noon.
The tour ends at the Grand Theatre on Elm Street with special musical guests. Stay later and head to Place des Arts for the annual CTV Lions Children’s Christmas Telethon. Or reserve a table at a downtown restaurant for dinner.
This downtown celebration is an ideal time to shop for Christmas gifts made in Sudbury by talented and passionate artists. There are no tariffs to worry about.
Downtown Sudbury has new shops, boutiques and cafes worth a visit. Parking is free all day.
Eat, drink and browse.
Artist Monique Legault is the organizer of the Downtown Sudbury Art Crawl with
with help from the Downtown Sudbury BIA and the Sudbury Arts Council.