PHOTO GALLERY: Sarasota Chalk Festival

  • By Nick Friedman
  • | 7:04 p.m. November 17, 2013
  • Arts + Culture
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The 2013 Sarasota Chalk Festival pressed on this weekend, despite the rain. Guests packed Burns Court to admire chalk art by artists from all over the world.

Aimee Brooks and Brandon Stockfis
Aimee Brooks and Brandon Stockfis
Ansley Boyd and Chris King
Ansley Boyd and Chris King
Chris Vincent, Carl Shaw and Amber Avestruz
Chris Vincent, Carl Shaw and Amber Avestruz
Daniel Vasquez and Sam Cohen
Daniel Vasquez and Sam Cohen
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Dylan Robitaille and Aubrey Neher
Dylan Robitaille and Aubrey Neher
Justin Bruns and Alexis Schultz
Justin Bruns and Alexis Schultz
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