Travel artists to share European experiences at Kenmore Art Show

The Kenmore Art Show will be hosting award-winning travel artists Charlene Collins Freeman and Joe Mac Kechnie on Saturday, June 27, at Bastyr University.

The Kenmore Art Show will be hosting award-winning travel artists Charlene Collins Freeman and Joe Mac Kechnie on Saturday, June 27, at Bastyr University.

The duo will be sharing photographs and experiences from their travels with other groups of artists through Europe.

Part of the annual, juried Kenmore Art Show, the lecture will offer participants a sneak-peak on traveling as an artist.

For more information, please visit www.artsofkenmore.org/events/.

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