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2025 Wetumpka Wildlife Arts Festival features opportunity to see artists at work
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The fourth annual Wetumpka Wildlife Arts Festival, WEWA, will give arts enthusiasts the opportunity to see the work of notable wildlife artists up close.
Five artists—Dirk Walker, Jared Knox, Vaughan Spanjer, Sue Key and Bucky Bowles—will participate in live painting during the free festival, set for Saturday, October 25, in downtown Wetumpka.
“These are world-class artists who will be giving everyone an intimate look at how they do what they do.
“Anyone who loves dogs, this is your year to come to the festival,” Eifert said.
“It’s clear that WEWA has quickly become known as Alabama’s very best wildlife arts festival and one of the state’s premiere events,” said Alabama Black Belt Adventures director Pam Swanner, whose organization supports WEWA.