Talent Art Walk is Friday evening

The restored Malmgren Garage, pictured in 2024, is now home to the Talent Gallery and the tasting room for Iruai and Goldback wineries, among the hosts for the July 25 Fourth Friday Talent Art Walk. Art Van Kraft photo for Ashland.news
July 24, 2025

The summer edition of the quarterly event will feature work from local artists at downtown businesses in Talent

By Ashland.news staff

Those looking to support local artists and small businesses need look no further than downtown Talent.

The Fourth Friday Talent Art Walk, slated for 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, July 25, will feature art, music and other creative work from local artists and creators, event organizers said.

On Friday, Talent Maker City, a local nonprofit that promotes science, technology, engineering, art and math, will feature students who attended the organization’s summer camp. The students are from Talent and Phoenix.

Ten businesses in downtown Talent, from art galleries to wineries, will showcase local artists’ work, Art Walk organizers said.

For more information, call 360-202-9547.

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