Randi Renate sings a jazzy swing song called "Drinking Red," written by Mark Hofschneider, with Saranac Lake band Crackin’ Foxy in Berkeley Green during the Saranac Lake ArtWalk on Thursday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)

Mikayla Ploof was selling prints of wildlife photos she’s taken at the ArtWalk on Thursday. This one, of a puffin, is her favorite. It was taken on Hog Island in Maine, where Ploof camped for a week during the 50th anniversary of the Audubon Seabird Institute’s “Project Puffin,” an effort to reintroduce puffins to Maine. At one point, the bird was almost completely gone from Maine’s coast. She said the effort had taken decades of work, including putting out decoy puffins. “Puffins won’t land on an island if there’s no other puffins there,” Ploof said. “Obviously, it was super successful because there are puffins all over there.” (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)

Katie Roemer was selling stickers and jewelry at the ArtWalk on Thursday. Roemer started painting in college and started making stickers more than a year ago as an affordable, accessible and approachable medium for her art. “Anybody can buy a sticker,” she said. She’s seen people put them on their phones, laptops, water bottles and coolers. “It’s something that you can put on things that you take with you everywhere,” Roemer said. “It just brings a little bit of personal joy to the belongings you bring with you.” (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)

Glenn Burnett sings about baseball, ribs and sleep on the sidewalk at the ArtWalk on Thursday. Burnett, who performs under the name “Baker’s Radio,” was playing his “anti-theft” guitar. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)

Mike Burpoe sold his watercolor greeting cards at the ArtWalk on Thursday. “I hope that people stay in touch with their loved ones by sending each other more letters,” he said. “I think it’s important.” He sells copies of them at his Etsy store “Burpski.” “It’s kind of an Adirondack thing to stick the word ‘ski’ onto the end of everything,” Burpoe said. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)

Play ADK Playmaker Kaet O’Brien decorates the sidewalk outside the anticipated play museum’s storefront during the ArtWalk on Thursday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)

Emii Colby, 12, stands with an example of her “pellet gun art,” a canvass complete with bullet holes, at the ArtWalk on Thursday. “I put balloons full of watery paint on here and I shot them with my pellet gun,” Colby said. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)

Isaac Evans was selling popcorn at the ArtWalk on Thursday. The wind carried the smell right down the street to hungry passers-by. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)

Amelia Evans sold homemade soaps at the ArtWalk on Thursday. This was her first ArtWalk and she said she enjoys the process of making the soaps. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)

The Pre-Fabs set up on the sidewalk outside the Adirondack Loon Center at the ArtWalk on Thursday to send smooth grooves down the street. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)

Luca Diadul was softly picking original songs at the ArtWalk on Thursday. A resident of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Diadul was visiting Loon Lake this week when he stopped by the Saranac Lake ArtWalk to play some new material. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Marbone)