Art-Mad Crowds Jam Little Italy As Mission Fed ArtWalk Takes Over Streets
The 42nd Mission Fed ArtWalk took over San Diego's Little Italy, attracting around 80,000 visitors over two days. The event featured over 250 artists, live music stages, and children's activities, with many artists reporting brisk sales.
San Diego's Little Italy hosted the 42nd Mission Fed ArtWalk, a two-day art festival that drew around 80,000 visitors. The event transformed several blocks into a sprawling gallery, with tents, sculptures, and booths lining the streets. Over 250 artists participated, and the festival featured live music stages and children's activities. Many artists reported strong sales, with Oceanside mosaic artist Julie Sobolewski selling around 150 works. Mission Fed has sponsored the event for 18 years, helping keep admission free through its partnership with ArtReach San Diego. The festival reinforced Little Italy's status as a regional arts destination, with event directors noting its significant impact on local businesses.
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