Officially called, Artivity on the Green, but know simply as the "Art Park" to most, this place comes alive on the weekends with people taking selfies in front of murals, local bands performing under the big white metals band thingies, and nude forklift driving contests. OK, the last one isn't real, I just wanted to see if anyone actually reads these things.
Reflection of the red poles in the Red Dawg/AFAS building windows. AFAS stands for Art For Arts Sake, and is a big force in promoting art in downtown W-S.
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