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Have you heard about the Inspirations Trail?

The Livingston County Inspirations Trail is a self-guided art tour through all nine downtown villages featuring storefront installations of inspirational words or phrases. The trail takes visitors through our nine historic villages while traveling our scenic countryside. Inspiring and uplifting artwork created by local artists and students will be on display in downtown business storefront windows. This is the first art trail anywhere of this kind!
Keep on Walking…Keep your Distance…and be Inspired!

While the full Livingston County Inspirations Trail must be postponed, completed artworks are now being pre-released in downtown storefront windows as they become available. Once the trail is officially open, the artwork will be offered for sale online. Currently, there are installations in Geneseo, Mount Morris, Livonia & Dansville. And more will be going up soon!
Check out some pieces you can already be inspired by:
Sara K. Gray was a senior at Livonia High School. She passed away on Feb. 21st after battling cancer for 14 months. She had designed her panel for the Inspirations Trail, but was unable to paint it when she suddenly took a turn for the worse. Her mother, Christina Gray, painted her design with the inspirational words "Never give up".
Check out Larry Tetamore's wonderful piece using John Muir's quote "Everybody needs beauty as well as bread..." along with Larry's stunning photograph of Letchworth State Park.
"I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul" is from the poem by William Ernest Henley. This inspirational piece of artwork was created by William Wadsworth.
Artist Naomi Kenyon created a beautiful board with the quote, “It takes nothing to join the crowd. It takes everything to stand alone."
Artist Wendy Y. Wurz uses original techniques to create this lasting, visually inspiring piece that depicts the humorous character of a goofy dog.
Artist Melissa Holyoke Gartz from Ossian uses the inspiration phrase "Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise" to remind us all that even when faced with dark times, it's important to move forward.
 There is still time for businesses to register as a location or artists to register to become part of the trail. Contact Louise Wadsworth at   inspirationstrail@gmail.com   or 585-764-8739. We can make arrangements for your participation without any direct contact.
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