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Source: Thomasville Times Enterprise

THOMASVILLE — Thomasville Center for the Arts is pleased to announce the next expansion of the Thomasville Art Walk, in partnership with the City of Thomasville, the Thomasville Area Board of REALTORS®, and the National Association of REALTORS®. The 2026 project will transform an underutilized public space at the entrance to the Ritz Amphitheater and Park into a permanent public art destination, continuing the growth of the award-winning Thomasville Art Walk throughout downtown. Located at 233 West Jackson Street, the installation will feature artwork by Savannah artist Katherine Sandoz, whose work draws inspiration from the Red Hills Region’s native flora and landscape. A longtime creative collaborator with Thomasville Center for the Arts, Sandoz was also the Featured Artist for the 2021 Wildlife Arts Festival, further deepening her artistic connection to Thomasville and the surrounding Red Hills.

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