Meet the artist of Farmington’s public art mural at Sunday talk
Artist John Martin will be giving a presentation on the making of his mural on Sunday, Feb. 3 at the Mi.Mosa restaurant in downtown Farmington.
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Artist John Martin will be giving a presentation on the making of his mural on Sunday, Feb. 3 at the Mi.Mosa restaurant in downtown Farmington.
Located above Farmington's Samurai Hibachi & Sushi are three newly renovated residential units, two of which have already been leased.
Nothing puts fuel in the tank quite as effectively (or as enjoyably) as a day spent with e gal pals. To that end, On the Ground Farmington is providing suggestions for planning a walking “girls’ day out” tour focused on self-care and connection.
It’s a family-friendly event with a heated pavilion, fire and s’mores, hot chocolate, glow sticks, and door prizes, to boot.
When searching for the right location, owner Scott Pelc found himself downtown and it hit him. "Downtown Farmington is super-walkable," he says. "It’s nice and cozy.
We wrap our Fixtures of Farmington series at the city's venerable photography studio, founded by photographers Jerry Jakacki and John Prusak in 1973,
The mural features the word 'Welcome' in a variety of languages, the artist’s attempt to recognize the different groups of peoples that have come to call Farmington home.
This three-generation family business has been a part of Farmington for nearly 50 years,
The structure is built. Workers are currently pumping the cooling coils with glycol. Next comes the ice.
This week's Fixtures of Farmington series focuses on one of the town’s most enduring businesses, Korner Barbers, where customers who first came as boys now bring their own children and grandchildren.
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