(Minneapolis, Minnesota) June, 2019 - Bring the kids. Ride your bicycle. Walk a dog. The League of Longfellow Artists (LOLA) have a full weekend of fun planned during the annual art crawl.

For the 11th year, participants are invited to visit with and purchase art from any of the 100 plus artists displaying their works at 50 plus sites throughout the Longfellow neighborhood of South Minneapolis. The self-guided tour is free and allows visitors to enjoy and shop at their own pace for locally created fine art and crafts. A wide variety of styles and mediums are presented each year, including printmaking, jewelry, fiber, photography, glass, painting, clay, sculpture, woodworking, and mixed media.

Stop for lunch or a beverage at one of the many restaurants or bars in the charming neighborhood by the river, known for its classic bungalows and natural beauty.

Quick Details Dates/Hours: Saturday, September, 21, 2019, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, September, 22, 2019, 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.

Location: Throughout the Longfellow neighborhood of South Minneapolis http://lolaartcrawl.com/

Getting there: Bus and train transportation, easy access off of the Midtown Greenway bike path, and ample free parking throughout the neighborhood.

Artists: More than 100 artists of varied disciplines will exhibit their work at a home or business within the Longfellow neighborhood. A full list of artists, artist’s bios, and sample photos are available at http://lolaartcrawl.com/

Food & Beverage: Just a sampling of available establishments: Longfellow Grill, The Howe Daily Kitchen, Fireroast Coffee, Merlins Rest, Blue Door Pub, Riverview Wine Bar, Dumpling, Gandhi Mahal, Town Talk Diner and Gastropub, Du Nord Craft Spirits, The Bungalow Club, and many more.

About the LOLA Art Crawl The League of Longfellow Artists (LoLA) began in the summer of 2009 as a small grassroots effort to raise the visibility of artists living or working in the Greater Longfellow Neighborhood of South Minneapolis. Artists Bob Schmitt, Anita White, and Shirley Neilson got together in the Longfellow community and said, “Let’s put on an art crawl!” LoLa has grown each year since 2009, when the crawl featured 42 artists at 20 sites. Ten years later, LoLa now flourishes as a nonprofit organization with the annual art crawl featuring more than a hundred neighborhood artists working in many different media