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2025 Art in the Park

Rick Everhart of “Tricky Ricky Balloons” once again was a highlight of the event. Here he creates a Spider-Man for 2-and-a-half year-old Gavin Hart of Damascus. Kids lined up to get balloons.
Eight-year-old Ryder Ridzon of Salem got some artwork from Tara Holl of Salem.
The Allen siblings of Salem made creativity a family affair. From left, 5-year-old Ireland, 4-year-old Alaina and 6-year-old Reilly, who will be celebrating his birthday next Monday.
Youngstown-based vendor Chris Bratton and his 8-year-old daughter Rylynn display a piece of his artwork.
Troop 80774 of Salem had an informational booth. From left, Allison Mincks, Macie Brant, Audrey Beck, Leah Schmidt, Sophia Bender and Lily Mincks.
An intent 4-year-old Jackson Stenger of Salem enjoyed playing a game.
Renowned Salem carving artist Ron Roberts — accomplished for his many elaborate pumpkin carvings — displayed his skills with a watermelon.
Pottery designer Kaity CulpMorris of Salem gave demonstrations for attendees.

The annual Art in the Park was held Saturday at Waterworth Memorial Park. The free, family-friendly event featured crafts and creative activities for all ages, balloon artists and face painters, artisans selling handmade goods and food trucks. The event is co-sponsored by the Salem Public Library and the Salem Parks & Recreation Dept. Shown above, Isabel Martig of the Salem Parks Dept. helped children get creative with artwork. She is shown with 2-year-old twins Maddie and Jaxon Martin-Gatchel of Canfield. (Photos by J.D. Creer)

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