Charlie Breitrose
Visitors at the first Watertown Arts Market had a variety of tables to visit.
People strolling around Arsenal Park on Saturday got a glimpse of the artistic creativity that Watertown has to offer during the first Watertown Arts Market.
More than 70 artists and crafters and community groups set up tables along the oval path that rings the field at Arsenal Park. The event attracted painters, quilters, ceramic sculptors, authors, jewelry makers, and more. The east end of the park featured a series of bands, and grab a bite to eat.
Charlie Breitrose
Block prints at one of more than 70 tables at the Watertown Arts Market.
The sunny, clear day made the first ever Market even better, said Jaclyn Dentino, one of the prime organizers of the Arts Market.
“It’s a nice day, people are here, there are 73 artists!” Dentino said. “I am thrilled. And I am…
