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Master sculptor Christy Atkinson of Franklin, Texas, with her triple-award-winning sculpture, “I Can’t Believe I Ate the Whole Thing!” at the 2022 Singing Sands Sand Sculpting Festival in Michigan City. She will be returning to defend her title at this year's event on June 9-11.
Master sculptor Christy Atkinson of Franklin, Texas, with her triple-award-winning sculpture, “I Can’t Believe I Ate the Whole Thing!” at the 2022 Singing Sands Sand Sculpting Festival in Michigan City. She will be returning to defend her title at this year's event on June 9-11.
Master sculptor Bruce Peck of St. Louis, Missouri, with his award-winning sculpture, “Irrelephantly Titled!” will also be returning for the second annual festival on Washington Park Beach.
MICHIGAN CITY — The return of the Singing Sands Sand Sculpting Festival on June 9-11 in Washington Park will bring back some familiar faces, as well as some new artists.
Bill and Marianne Knight of the Sand Lovers, LLC, have released the artist line-up for this year’s festival.
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