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Map of Artists & Merchants

Find every 2017 installation along 5th Avenue in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, and the storefronts that host them.

Walking the walk

The Bay Ridge Storefront Art Walk pairs visual artists with neighborhood businesses along 5th Avenue. Use the listings below to plan your route from one storefront window to the next. A printable map is available from the home page.

Artists & host storefronts

Artist Host merchant & address Contact
Lara Attalah Antepli Baklava
7216 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11209
(718) 745-0777
lara-atallah.com · anteplibaklava.com
Henrietta Audu Bubbles & Suds Laundromat
7418 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11209
(347) 497-4325
cargocollective.com/henriettaudu · bubblesandsudslaundry.com
Erin Dodge erindodge.tumblr.com
Maureen Drennan maureendrennan.net
Maura Falfan & BerdsCarnival Presented with the Arab American Family Support Center maurafalfan.com · berdscarnival.com · arabamericanny.org

Featured host merchants

A selection of 5th Avenue businesses that participated in the 2017 art walk.

Antepli Baklava

7216 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11209 · (718) 745-0777

Bubbles & Suds Laundromat

7418 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11209 · (347) 497-4325

Plan your visit

The art walk is held along 5th Avenue in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, NY 11209. A printable map and the current press release are linked from the home page. For press, partnership, and general inquiries, reach the organizers through the contact page.

  • Download a printable map of the art walk from the home page.
  • Read the latest press release and updates on the updates page.
  • Browse work from earlier years in the alumni gallery.

The artists page serves as a lively directory for the Bay Ridge Storefront Art Walk, inviting visitors to wander along 5th Avenue and discover how creative work meets neighborhood commerce. By linking each visual artist with a host merchant, the listing turns a simple shopping corridor into an open-air gallery where windows become small exhibitions and foot traffic becomes an art tour. The format encourages exploration at a relaxed pace, letting curious residents and visitors drift from one storefront to the next while learning about the local creative community. A printable map, referenced on the home page, helps anyone plan a route through these temporary installations, turning a routine errand into a shared cultural outing. Whether you are a longtime supporter of neighborhood art or a first-time walker, the directory offers an inviting way to experience how a single avenue can become a destination for discovery.

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