Lexington Park, MD — Lexington Manor Passive Park will be the site of a free community art event on Sunday, November 10, 2024, featuring a live mural painting and interactive activities for attendees. Local artist Tom Rogers, known for his work with Flying Rabbit Art, will be painting the Tulagi Place Mural during the event. The mural is expected to highlight local culture and history, bringing new color and creativity to the park.
In addition to the mural painting, the event will include a Sidewalk Chalk Extravaganza, inviting visitors of all ages to participate in a hands-on art activity. The chalk event is designed to engage the community and encourage artistic expression among attendees, offering an interactive way for individuals to contribute to the park’s creative atmosphere.
The Salted Scoop, a local ice cream vendor, will be selling a variety of flavors for those looking to enjoy a sweet treat during the event. Organizers hope the event will bring together residents of Lexington Park and surrounding areas for an afternoon of art, fun, and community engagement.
There is no need to RSVP for the event, which will take place from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at Lexington Manor Passive Park, located at 21675 So. Coral Dr. in Lexington Park, MD. Attendees are encouraged to drop by at any time during the event to enjoy the activities and live art.
The event is co-hosted by several local organizations, including the St. Mary’s County Arts Council, St. Mary’s County Recreation & Parks, the St. Mary’s County Museum Division, and the Unified Committee for Afro-American Contributions. These groups have collaborated to create a family-friendly afternoon that promotes community involvement and artistic engagement.
This event is part of a broader effort to enhance Lexington Manor Passive Park as a community space for recreation and cultural expression. Organizers believe that events like this will help foster a sense of connection within the community and provide residents with opportunities to come together in a positive and creative environment.
For more information, visitors can check the event’s Facebook page, where updates will be posted ahead of November 10. The hosts look forward to welcoming a wide range of participants to celebrate art and community in Lexington Park.
