PHOTOS: Lake Martin Living's Art in the Alley displayed this year's contest submissions
Lake Martin Living hosted its annual art and photography contest with an added 3D art category this year. Submissions were on display at Friday's Art in the Alley event, featuring music by Patrick Barnett, food trucks, live art by Jim and John Denney and Makaila Sims, and People's Choice voting. It was a great success with a beautiful evening under the newly installed lighting in Main Street's alleyway and behind the United Way building.
Amy Passaretti / The Outlook Artwork submitted to Lake Martin Living’s art and photography contest on display in downtown Alexander City on Friday night.
Amy Passaretti / The Outlook Jim Denney works on a painting live at Art in the Alley.
Amy Passaretti / The Outlook Guests mingle and peruse the artwork at Art in the Alley on Friday evening.
Amy Passaretti / The Outlook Makaila Sim works on a painting during Art in the Alley’s festivities.
Amy Passaretti / The Outlook Art in the Alley featured submitted works to the Lake Martin Living art contest, live music, food trucks, live art and more.
Amy Passaretti / The Outlook This year’s Lake Martin Living art contest included 3D art for the first time.
Amy Passaretti / The Outlook Larry Amerson and Alex City Mayor Tommy Spraggins check out Mimi Gresham Amerson’s “Crab Basket” piece, which won first place in the art category.
Amy Passaretti / The Outlook Julie Hudson and her mother, Rae Ford check out this year’s Lake Martin Living art submissions.
Amy Passaretti / The Outlook The 2019 Kowaliga Idol winner Patrick Barnett entertained guests with his vast musical talents at Art in the Alley.
Amy Passaretti / The Outlook The 2019 Kowaliga Idol winner Patrick Barnett entertained guests with his vast musical talents at Art in the Alley.
