Berthoud ART WALK
Saturday, September 5th
Art Walk: 11 AM – 4 PM
Wildfire Street Fest: 4 PM – 9 PM
Berthoud Art Walk is a community celebration of local art, creativity, and downtown Berthoud. Explore artists hosted by local businesses throughout downtown, discover galleries and public art, and meet the talented artists who help make our community unique. Then continue the celebration at the Wildfire Street Fest with an evening of art, music, food, and community.
The Berthoud Art Walk celebrates local artists while encouraging residents and visitors to explore downtown businesses, galleries, and public spaces.
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:
- Local artists displaying, demonstrating, and selling their work outside downtown businesses
- FREE Art Walk Maps available at Homestead Fine Art Gallery to guide your self-guided tour.
- The official 2026 Berthoud Poster featuring original artwork by Kim Andrews, available for purchase ($28) at The Rancher’s Wife and Homestead Fine Art Gallery. Proceeds benefit both the artist and Berthoud Main Street.
- The original painting, “Our Town” by Kim Andrews, will be auctioned during the Wildfire Street Fest, with proceeds benefiting both the artist and Wildfire Arts.
- The Wildfire Street Fest features food trucks, beer & wine, live music, dancing, artist demonstrations, and interactive art experiences for all ages.
Whether you’re discovering a new favorite artist, shopping downtown, or simply enjoying a day in Berthoud, the Art Walk is a wonderful way to experience the creativity, local businesses, and community spirit that make our downtown special.
The Berthoud Art Walk is presented by Berthoud Main Street.
"OUR TOWN" by Kim Andrews
The 2026 Berthoud Art Walk featured artist, Kim Andrews, shares her inspiration for “Our Town”:
I have lived in the Berthoud area west of town since 1983 and have enjoyed this drive to town to do personal errands, consume and shop for food, auto/farm parts and more. The feel of entering this town is indescribable and so I have tried to capture that feel in this painting. Enjoy!
As you enter our town from the west side and arrive at the traffic light at A&W and the Berthoud Police/South State Bank building, you are engulfed with the oldest Cottonwood trees and Pine trees in the town.
These trees cover the drive in as a canopy of protection. Underneath these protectors is a park with bronze sculptures of icons in our western heritage—a Cowboy Rancher, a Bull Elk, a Bear, plus more for all to enjoy.
As the canopy of trees subside, we enter through the red brick buildings that make up our downtown: eateries, bakery, restaurants of all cultures, breweries, antiques and second chance items, oldest church, art galleries, realty, professional services, hardware products, and more. Looking over the town you will see the iconic white grain tower. And as you look down the street wondering where it takes you to the plains and farms of the east, you may see a shining, freshly washed red fire truck waiting to serve our town community.
Check back for the full list of 2026 Artists and locations!
