Art on the Prairie is tomorrow and Sunday, and one of the artists participating this year is offering a unique souvenir to attendees, though supplies will be limited.

Last year was the first event that featured printmaking artists and demonstrations, which were located in the basement of Betsy Peterson Designs. Organizer Jenny Eklund says printmaking will once again be featured in that location, and one of them has created several unique keepsakes for visitors. “The first 50 guests to visit — and we call it the Poste Print Shop in Betsy’s lower level — between 1-3 p.m. each day, will receive an Art on the Prairie tote bag silk-screened by Kat Silent Water. And that’s an exciting addition that we’ve added this year.”

The design on the tote bag incorporates the Art on the Prairie logo and the design of the final Streetscape Sculpture, “Furrowed Fields,” which will be dedicated Saturday evening. For more information on this and other exhibits featured in this year’s Art on the Prairie, pick up a brochure at any of the ten participating locations. You can also hear more from Eklund by listening to this past Wednesday’s Perry Fareway Let’s Talk Dallas County program at RaccoonValleyRadio.com.