<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2SKyqt_1BK3NINY00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2SKyqt_1BK3NINY00" width="2016" height="1512" ><figcaption>Ashley Long poses with his paintings.</figcaption></figure>Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...Residents and visitors strolled through Downtown Bainbridge during the Firehouse Art Center’s annual Art and Wine Walk on Saturday. The gloomy weather did not stop the public from getting a first-hand look at the work of local artists, who were spread out through downtown businesses. “It’s one of our favorite events of the year,” Firehouse Art Center director Chelsea Kornse told The Post-Searchlight. A variety of wines were available, and Kornse said there was an effort made to pick wines that were attainable. “It’s wines that you would get at the grocery store, but it’s a different variety,” she said. “Just to give people an exciting taste of something new.” The event was put together by a committee that included Melissa Mills, Brent Warr, and Kornse. In addition to the art and wine, Top Shelf Band performed at Willis Park. Kornse said that none of the event would’ve been possible without presenting sponsor First Port City Bank and silver sponsor SunStop. Participating businesses included The Farmer’s Wife, Karan’s Korner, KGD Produce, Josiah’s Antiques and Treasures, Wild Aces, Moxie, The South Apparel, Muse on Broad, Rivers &amp; Bridge, Reeves Gifts, Southern Philosophy, The Old Post Office, and Millie’s Mercantile. Kornse said the event brought the community together and also welcomed visitors. “Today I talked to people who have never been to Bainbridge before, and they came here specifically for this event,” she said. As to why wine pairs well with art, Kornse had an answer. “They both call for a good time,” she said. </div></body>

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Residents and visitors strolled through Downtown Bainbridge during the Firehouse Art Center’s annual Art and Wine Walk on Saturday. The gloomy weather did not stop the public from getting a first-hand look at the work of local artists, who were spread out through...

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