“I’m really proud of this as an event, because this is something put on by Gulfport artists for the public with absolutely zero budget,” said Love, who is also one of the participating artists. 

Love and Gulfport resident Margo Dalgetty put on Art in the Yard last March with an eye toward making it a twice-yearly  art tradition.  

Luckily, it panned out. 

 

There is one stipulation: Artists must live in Gulfport, with no exceptions. 

However, many sellers are combining forces on yards with more ample real estate. 

In Love’s case, she is selling her whimsical Florida creatures with a bonus holiday series. 

“I’m picturing a lot of potential Christmas gifts because we are so close to December,” Love said. “But you won’t see any snow – it’s all Christmas by the beach.” 

See what’s out there and map your route at mygulfport.us/gulfport-art-in-the-yard. 

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