A stroll through North Manhattan Beach will give visitors a sampling of top local artists and their artwork, at the North Manhattan Art Walk on Saturday, September 23.

More than 50 artists will be on hand to display their artwork on Highland Avenue between 33rd Street and Rosecrans Ave. from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Visitors are invited to stroll through local businesses to view the art, and dine or drink at local restaurants. The art will be available for purchase.

One local artist, Gregory Moran, constructs pieces from post-consumer waste and "found objects" such as toys, miniatures, jewelry, paper, plastic, glue and paint. "This is my first Art Walk and I'm really excited," said Moran.

The event, hosted by the North Manhattan Beach Business Improvement District, is the brainchild of Manhattan Beach Cultural Arts Commissioner (and longtime supporter of local arts) Jacquelyne May. It is the second North Manhattan Beach art walk, following a successful inaugural event last June.

"The June walk was very successful and hopefully this will be, too," said May.