The Slice from PBS North.

(Music) I think it's an honor to be asked to be here and like, the people that come here are all happy.

I have a huge connection to Park Point.

I get a lot of my wood from the marsh.

It's like two blocks away.

So being able to sell my art right here from the product that I took just right out of the lake two blocks away, really means a lot to people and they enjoy it.

It's a good story to tell.

(Music) I love the atmosphere.

I love being here with great booth mates.

And I love the people who come through.

It's just really.

It's a fun event.

Yeah, it's been on our radar for a few years.

We, always heard about it.

It was good exposure, and we're like, oh let's just try it this year and see if we get it.

And we got in.

(Music) Well it's just nice to bring Duluth together, and celebrate all the beautiful art and Park Point.

(Music) Well, this is a big deal for the artists.

You know, this is their livelihood.

And they do it because they love it.

They love coming out here and setting up this village and talking to all the people and getting to talk about their process and the things that inspire them.

So that's really what it's about.

It's about connecting the artists to the community.

The Slice from PBS North.