At the Riverside Arts Market, visitors are promised an extraordinarily eclectic experience as more than 100 independent artists and artisans exhibit a wide variety of unique arts, crafts, and handmade items. It's never just a shopping spree, since amid riveting river views, there is amplified scenic excitement provided through live music, delicious food trucks serving tempting culinary delights, and vibrant crowd interactions.

Every Thursday, Restorative Yoga offers a therapeutic practice that promotes deep relaxation and healing through gentle, supported poses held for extended periods. Suitable for all levels, this class emphasizes breath, mindfulness, and relaxation, creating a serene space to alleviate stress, enhance flexibility, and restore energy while reconnecting with body and mind.

Rhythm and Flow's event at Downtown Artwalk promises an electrifying atmosphere, offering a platform for various forms of artistic expression, all set to the rhythm of their unique vibrations. Attendees are encouraged to participate in the communal expression while respecting the sacred space by keeping food, smoking, and drinking at a safe distance from the circle, instruments, and props.

Jiha Moon, a contemporary visual artist, will be showcasing her diverse range of work, from gestural paintings and ceramic sculptures to installations, all influenced by Eastern and Western art histories, Korean traditions, popular culture, and global product packaging. Attendees will have the opportunity to witness her unique style of transforming and distorting these visual languages, making them both unrecognizable and strangely familiar, a style that has earned her a place in several prestigious collections and recognition as a 2023 Guggenheim Fellow and recipient of the Joan Mitchell Foundation's Painters and Sculptors Grant.

Internationally acclaimed artist Nari Ward is set to captivate attendees with his profound sculptural works and installations, ingeniously transforming found objects into powerful statements on memory, identity, and societal issues. His Project Atrium exhibition will feature an intriguing installation made from emergency blankets, creating a unique space that balances a celebratory tone with a sense of anxiety, reflecting the delicate equilibrium between resilience and vulnerability, festivity and fragility.