FRIDAY, JULY 31 + SATURDAY, AUGUST 1


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A WEEKEND OF ART + COMMUNITY

The Mammoth Art Walk is designed to be a relaxed and engaging weekend experience in the heart of Mammoth Lakes.

Throughout the weekend, visitors can explore artist booths, discover original artwork and handcrafted goods, enjoy local food and drinks, experience live music, and spend time connecting with artists and the community throughout The Village at Mammoth.

Additional programming and special event details may continue to be added leading up to the event weekend.

FRIDAY + SATURDAY

July 31 + August 1
12:00pm - 8:00pm


Explore Artist Booths
Spend the day discovering original artwork, handcrafted goods, photography, ceramics, jewelry, textiles, and more from participating artists and makers.

Food, Drinks & Local Businesses
Enjoy restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and shopping throughout The Village while exploring the event.

Live Music & Entertainment
Enjoy music and entertainment throughout the day as part of the event atmosphere.

Evening Atmosphere
As the afternoon transitions into evening, visitors are encouraged to continue enjoying Mammoth Lakes, local dining, shopping, and the mountain-town atmosphere throughout the weekend.

LIVE MUSIC SCHEDULE

Friday, July 31

5:30-7:00pm
Lost Cement Mine - more info »

8:00-9:45pm
Coyote Call - more info »

Saturday, August 1

5:30-7:00pm
Black Market III - more info »

8:00-9:45pm
Jules Duke - more info »

GUEST INFORMATION

Location
The Village at Mammoth

Admission
Free and open to the public.

Parking & Transportation
Public parking and local transportation options are available throughout Mammoth Lakes.

Weather
Mountain weather can change quickly in the Eastern Sierra. Visitors are encouraged to prepare for sun, changing temperatures, and afternoon weather shifts.

STAY CONNECTED

Follow along with Mammoth Lakes Recreation as we announce participating artists, event updates, schedules, and special experiences leading up to the Mammoth Art Walk.