Watertown’s Creative Community On Display at Third Annual Arts Market

Watertown – Dozens of Watertown-based artistic businesses, organizations, non-profits, and municipal committees were on full display at the third annual Watertown Arts Market on Saturday, August 19th. The event was organized by the Watertown Business Coalition in partnership with the City of Watertown. This was the first time the Arts Market was held at Filippello Park.

WCA-TV videographers Ben Winslow and Juwan Watkins-Green each contributed to this report.



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