The Metro: Art and nature come together at Palmer Park festival
Art and Music in the Trees is a festival that celebrates nature among the old growth forest at Palmer Park with different crafts, exhibits and performances.
A view of the tree canopy in Palmer Park's Witherell Woods, the largest old-growth forest in the Tri-County area.
There’s something special about the way nature creates its own art and it’s even more special how creativity can live, breathe, and grow right alongside those green spaces.
Visitors will get that experience as it comes to life at Palmer Park with Art and Music in the Trees. It’ll turn the old growth woods themselves into an open air gallery. The festival is a celebration of sustainability, community, and the power of art to transform how we connect with the world around us.
Mark Loeb is the president of Integrity Shows. He joined me to talk more about the Earth Day experience that is Art and Music in the Trees at Palmer Park. The event is on Saturday, April 25.
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