Experience Art and Fun at Santa Ana's Vibrant Art Walk! 🎨✨

Get ready to immerse yourself in creativity and community at MainPlace, a bustling three-story shopping center in Santa Ana, California! Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 14th, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., as we invite you to our exciting monthly Art Walk event that promises to be a feast for the senses!

What Awaits You at the Art Walk?

• Interactive Workshops: Unleash your inner artist with our colorful paper lantern workshop located near Center Court and a fun dinosaur magnet workshop by Round One (while supplies last).
• Live Art Demonstrations: Watch a talented live painter create stunning artwork right in front of the Food Court escalator!
• Face Painting: Let your imagination run wild with face painting near JCPenney.
• Live Entertainment: Enjoy upbeat tunes from the renowned DJ Richie from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 5 p.m., followed by a soul rock performance by Thee Almighty Majestics from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Join the Fun for Free!

This vibrant event is completely free and open to the public—no pre-registration is needed! Plus, if you're a member of our MyPerks loyalty program, swing by the MyPerks Lounge for an exclusive hands-on mini red lantern workshop (while supplies last).

Become a MyPerks Member

Not a MyPerks member yet? No worries! Signing up is quick and easy. Just download the MyPerks app from the Google Play or Apple App Store and become part of our growing community. For more details about the Art Walk Series and other upcoming events at MainPlace, visit shopmainplacemall.com/events.

Don't Miss Out!

This Art Walk is an excellent opportunity to bond with family and friends, explore your artistic side, and enjoy live entertainment in a lively atmosphere. We can't wait to see you there!

What do you think?

• Will you be attending the Art Walk? Why or why not?
• What type of art or workshops would you like to see in future events?
• Do you believe events like this positively impact the community?
• How important do you think art events are for local businesses?
• Should more shopping centers consider hosting similar community-focused events?

Join the conversation and share your thoughts below!