Sarah Blakely, who owns SeoulDivinity Art was set up in Raygun selling her collection of polymer clay charms, bookmarks, and paintings. Attendees strolled downtown Ames this Thursday, June 11th, attending the 32nd annual Art Walk. Roughly 60 artists showcased their work at the event. Now, the art was not confined to one medium; you could find paintings, ceramics, digital art, embroidery, 3D prints, stickers, and much more. Aside from the physical media, musicians and dancers also performed their craft at the event. Gazing at art for long enough struck hunger in some attendees, so lucky for them, they could grab a bite to eat at Super Dog or The Inside Scoop food trucks. The Loft Resale and The Octagon Center for the Arts sponsored the 2026 Art Walk. Downtown businesses are partnered with an artist, or a few, to give them a space to sell their work.