Made for Walkin’: Beach Haven’s eighth annual Art Walk is Saturday, May 30 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The fine arts and crafts festival along Bay Avenue from Pearl Street to Eighth Street offers 65 vendors of art for display and sale to the public, bringing out the community in support of local artists and small businesses.

Featured artists already announced are: Ann Coen, Cathleen Engelsen, Driftwood Seascapes, Elizabeth Sabine, Follow Me 2 the Sea, Gail Kelly, Hamm’s Art Studio, Kate Mancini, Kimberlee Roccasanta, Laura Angress, Lori Bonanni, Natural Elements, Nina Perricone, Northern Tides Studio, Pet Portraits by Joe Brewer, Petite Prints Studio and Rebecca Beatrice. See @beachhavenartwalk on Instagram to stay updated. Visit beachhavenchamber.com to learn more.

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Arts in These Parts: LBI’s changing gallery landscape still includes walkable art centers in Surf City and Barnegat Light, plus a new place to shop for wall decor in Beach Haven.

A new gallery called Art Haven is open at the corner of Dock Road and Bay Avenue in Beach Haven, across from the restaurant Station 117. Photography artist William Jones Jr. is renting the space for his son, William “Trey” Jones, to manage.

Sunny Vintage and Gallery, at 1603 Long Beach Blvd. in Surf City, features the artwork of proprietors Lily Myers-Cooke and Garrett Wayne Walters. Next block up is Mary Tantillo’s SwellColors Glass Studio at 1715 (plus SwellColors North, at Viking Village in Barnegat Light). Art & Décor at Surf City, run by Nita and Jeff Shapiro, is located at 1916 Long Beach Blvd.

The Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences, at 120 Long Beach Blvd. in Loveladies, is open to the public with rotating exhibits in the main gallery. Visit LBIF now through July 5 to see the 28th annual “Works on Paper” exhibition, juried this year by Joanna Sheers Seidenstein, curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Mediums include drawing, painting on paper, hand-pulled prints, photographic prints, digital works on paper and wall-hung paper constructions. Seidenstein’s juror talk and reception will take place Sunday, June 28 at 5 p.m. Register for special events, classes and more at lbifoundation.org.

In Barnegat Light, find Cricket Luker’s Wildflowers Too! at 506 Broadway. featuring original art, pottery, sculpture and gifts by over 35 artists and fine-crafts people, some local and others international.

Photographer Ann Coen’s brand-new gallery, North, opened this weekend at 35 West Fourth St., in the building formerly occupied by Twig Nest and Bloom. Her shop contains fine home decor and artwork by Chris Pfeil, Julie Goldstein, Elizabeth Sabine, Dianne Rinaldi and others.

Check online or call each gallery for hours of operation.

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Living Beauty: More than 200 visitors came to see the work of 21 Garden Club of Long Beach Island designers as they interpreted art at LBIF for the “Art in Bloom” show on Thursday, May 21.

Garden club designer Genevieve Cunningham interpreted Kim Bricker’s “Field Days.”

“I was inspired by the artworks lines, color, texture and form,” Cunningham said. “I used greens and yellows for fields and billowy flowers for clouds.”

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Marine Meeting: “Washed Upon the Shore” is an art exhibit coming soon to the meeting room of the Long Beach Island branch of the Ocean County Library in Surf City. The show runs from June 3 to July 31. Coastal Luck is the creation of New York/New Jersey-based artist Alexander Taylor, whose work highlights “the essential power of the ocean, inviting viewers to reflect, connect and remember that, where there is water, there is life and the hope for renewal.”

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Shore Things: The Pine Shores Art Association’s Stafford Gallery presents “Art in Bloom” through June 23.