Little Italy Madonnari Arts Festival
August 8-10, 2017 – Little Italy, Baltimore
Pictured (LtoR) Germano Fabiani and Cyd Wolf, Germano’s Piattini owners/event founders
Pictured (LtoR) Tom Gizzi, Carroll County public school teacher; Tom Gomprecht, Clearview Tower Company vice president of operations; Holly Gizzi, Lighthouse ArtCenter Gallery & School of Art director of education; and Kate Gomprecht, Baltimore-based artist/designer
Pictured (LtoR) Abhinay Tomar, Baltimore-based IT consultant; Krishna Patel, Johns Hopkins Hospital RN; and Jesse Lubera, Madonnari Arts Festival artist
Pictured (LtoR) Jennifer Lawson, Maxim Healthcare Services corporate receptionist; Danny Eaves, Walkersville Middle School math intervention teacher; and Ketty Grossi, Italy-based Madonnari Arts Festival artist
Pictured (LtoR) Kim Kozak, Maryvale Preparatory School art department chair; Glenn James, Craftwright Timber Frames president; and Andrea Carlson, Philadelphia-based musician/Madonnari Arts Festival artist
Pictured (LtoR) Ivan Garcia, Madonnari Arts Festival artist; Tom MacIntosh, Baltimore-based fine arts photographer; and Lori Gibson, Baltimore-based massage therapist
Pictured (LtoR) Sisters: Terry Kelly, New Heights Center educational therapist; and Cecilia Dimasi, retired Omaha, NE, educator
Pictured (LtoR) Deshawna Bryant, Baltimore City College junior; Kyturah Gaines, Baltimore City College sophomore; and Yolanda Bryant, stay-at-home mom
Hundreds of folks filled the streets of Baltimore’s Little Italy to watch artists – local, national and international – create incredible chalk paintings on those very streets.
The three-day Little Italy Madonnari Arts Festival was a joint effort of the restaurants of Little Italy, the Associated Italian American Charities of Maryland and Columbus Celebrations, Inc.
