Salisbury Art Stroll

The Salisbury Art Stroll, which is entering its 6th year, is a celebration of the arts and nature. The Art Stroll takes place on the Old Eastern Marsh Rail Trail, a 1.4 mile paved trail, which starts at the Merrimack River and passes by gorgeous marshes. Artists and fine crafters set up tables on either side of the trail to display and sell their works.

This year we will also welcome spring with a plant sale. Plein-air artists set up as well to create works of art while visitors watch and local business will entertain with demonstrations of their select skills. We have many children's programs including free art classes, free face-painting and free balloon artists.

We also have musicians playing throughout the day and food is available.

People of all ages, can enjoy a full day of arts and nature at the Salisbury Art Stroll.

Free kids' art classes. There will be free art classes throughout the day for children. Stop by the table to make a creation. For more information, please contact Bart McDonough, bmcdonough@salisburyma.gov or 978-463-2266

Directions to Salisbury Art Stroll

The Salisbury Art Stroll takes place on the Old Eastern Marsh Rail Trail, which parallels Route 1/Bridge Road in Salisbury, MA.  The trailhead and parking is off of Friedenfels Road. 

*From 495-

Exit 55-Follow Route 110 East (Elm St) to the center of Salisbury.  Take a Right at the lights onto Bridge Rd/US-1 S/MA-1A.  Travel down Bridge Rd and take a Right on to Friedenfels Road (this is the last road prior to the Gillis Bridge that passes in to Newburyport). 

*From 95-

Exit 58A towards Salisbury, Rt 110 East (Elm St) to the center of Salisbury.  Take a Right at the lights onto Bridge Rd/US-1 S/MA-1A.  Travel down Bridge Rd and take a Right on to Friedenfels Road (this is the last road prior to the Gillis Bridge that passes in to Newburyport). 

Thank You:

This program is supported in part by grants from Coastal Trails Coalition as well as the Salisbury, Amesbury & West Newbury Cultural Councils, local agencies which are supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.