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A Much Quieter First Friday for September

September First Friday was quieter than it has been in years. With no permits issued to food trucks, musicians or other vendors, the streets of Kansas City’s Crossroads Arts District were quieter and much easier to maneuver.

Those who chose to come were rewarded with great art at a variety of galleries, including KCAI Crossroads Gallery, Vulpes Bastille and Weinberger Fine Art. Artists, gallerists and all visitors mingled and talked about the work. It proved to be a great experience for all, relaxing, informative and non-transactional.

Work from KCAI Crossroads Gallery
GK Callahan presents his long-awaited Beaded Quilt at Weinberger Fine Art
“Latch” by Ari Fish Studio, an immersive, cathartic installation at Vulpes Bastille
Early evening in the Crossroads, no food trucks or street vendors, leaving room for the pedestrians to come