Pictured (LtoR) Germano Fabiani and Cyd Wolf, Germano’s Piattini owners/event foundersPictured (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/designerPictured (LtoR) Abhinay Tomar, Baltimore-based IT consultant; Krishna Patel, Johns Hopkins Hospital RN; and Jesse Lubera, Madonnari Arts Festival artistPictured (LtoR) Jennifer Lawson, Maxim Healthcare Services corporate receptionist; Danny Eaves, Walkersville Middle School math intervention teacher; and Ketty Grossi, Italy-based Madonnari Arts Festival artistPictured (LtoR) Kim Kozak, Maryvale Preparatory School art department chair; Glenn James, Craftwright Timber Frames president; and Andrea Carlson, Philadelphia-based musician/Madonnari Arts Festival artistPictured (LtoR) Ivan Garcia, Madonnari Arts Festival artist; Tom MacIntosh, Baltimore-based fine arts photographer; and Lori Gibson, Baltimore-based massage therapistPictured (LtoR) Sisters: Terry Kelly, New Heights Center educational therapist; and Cecilia Dimasi, retired Omaha, NE, educatorPictured (LtoR) Deshawna Bryant, Baltimore City College junior; Kyturah Gaines, Baltimore City College sophomore; and Yolanda Bryant, stay-at-home momHundreds 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.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
