From left, Emma and Sophia Thomas, Mattie Sandifer, Joanna Jameson, Jan Atkins and director Diane Ford, with Suzuki Strings of Columbus, play “I Can’t Help Falling in Love” outside the Rosenzweig Arts Center on Saturday as part of the Downtown Art Walk in Columbus. Founded in 1980 by the late Trudy Gildea, the program teaches students of all ages how to play violin and cello. Zack Plair/Dispatch Staff

Ross Chism, left, and Josh Gillis perform the Guns and Roses hit “Sweet Child O’ Mine” on the corner of Main and Fifth streets Saturday during the Downtown Art Walk, sponsored by Main Street Columbus. Musicians and artists who work in various other media lined the sidewalks and filled businesses downtown for the three-hour event. Zack Plair/Dispatch Staff

Father Harmon Garrison, with St. Catherine’s Orthodox Church looks at Andre Ray’s oil paintings Saturday, along with his daughters Catherine, Jospehine, Anastasia, wife Ruth and son Theodore, during the Downtown Art Walk. Ray, a well-known area artist, has participated in the art walk the last five years. Zack Plair/Dispatch Staff