Pit Ridge Rescue is a 501(c)3 and a foster based rescue based rescue dedicated to proving care to dogs in need and based out of Rogers AR. They will have some adoptable dogs available to meet and greet you during the Art Walk. Look for them at Frisco Plaza in Railyard Park.

SheBee Craftin creates handmade home decor with Country Charm. Look for them at Frisco Plaza in Railyard Park during the May 9th Art on the Bricks Art Walk.

All Natural and Gourmet Pet Treats. Frosted cookies, pup-cakes, PB Cups, Bundt Cakes, Donuts, Carob & Yogurt Smores, Hot Dog Treats, Bark Bars, Doggy Gummies, Kitty Gummies. Soooo many yummy and healthy options for your Fur Babies! Look for them at Frisco Plaza in Railyard Park during the May 9th Art on the Bricks Art Walk.

I make silicone and natural wood beaded pet necklaces for dogs/cats along with matching human bracelets. I also sell kits to make your own dog necklaces and other pet/novelty jewelry as well. Look for me at Frisco Plaza at Railyard Park.

Carolyn Dimas is a volunteer for Canine Companions. The national 501c3 organization, founded in 1975, enhances the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained service dogs and follow-up services at no charge to the recipients. o Dimas will introduce art walk patrons to 16-month-old Canine Companions puppy Iverson IV. o Iverson IV came to her at 10 weeks of age and is her third puppy from this program. o Canine Companions has a service dog breeding program of Labrador Retrievers and Golden Retrievers. o Puppy Iverson is considered “a cross” and his bloodline contains both breeds. o Learn more at https://canine.org/about/ Meeet Canine Companions Puppy Iverson at Brick…

Stan Cox is an accomplished artist who excels in creating portraits, both people and pets but is also accomplished at any subject including landscape, architecture, still life, and more Stan’s journey as an artist is a testament to the power of persistence and learning through experience. His approach of learning by doing and embracing failure as a stepping stone towards success is inspiring. It’s evident that his dedication to his craft and willingness to push through challenges have contributed to his growth and achievements as an artist. The fact that he openly acknowledges his failures and sees them as opportunities for growth is a refreshing perspective. It shows that he…

Ron Enderland has been drawing since he was old enough to hold a pencil. Nowadays, his specialty is ink, with a little watercolor and ink/watercolor mixed media for good measure. He loves drawing art based on moments in history, as well as cityscapes, people, entertainers, architecture, nature, the sea, and the occasional pure abstract. See these works during the May Art on the Bricks Art Walk. An A&W Drive In as seen late 50’s. Ink and watercolor. A sailing ship put up to rest. Ink and watercolor. Johnny Cash and Elvis as seen in the 50’s. Kraft parade in Bentonville, 1947. See Ron’s art at Rogers Experimental House, 121 W…