The seasonal art show will return to Beverly Gardens Park on Oct. 17-18. (photo courtesy of the city of Beverly Hills)

The Beverly Hills Art Show will return to Beverly Gardens Park on Oct. 17-18, bringing approximately 250 emerging and established artists to four blocks along Santa Monica Boulevard between Rodeo and Rexford drives.

The free, two-day outdoor show will feature works in 10 artistic mediums, including sculpture, painting, photography and digital art, two- and three-dimensional mixed media, ceramics, drawing and printmaking, glass, jewelry and watercolor.

Visitors will also be able to watch artists at work during demonstrations throughout the weekend. Watercolor artists Lisa Baldwin and Vahe Grigorian will hold demonstrations, with Baldwin appearing from 1-3 p.m. and Grigorian from 2-4 p.m. on both days. Emily Wallerstein will demonstrate cityscape painting, Carol Steinberg will work on still life oil painting and Shaney Watters will demonstrate mixed-media painting throughout the event.

The show’s Partner & Creative Hub will offer hands-on art projects celebrating the Route 66 Centennial. The Petersen Automotive Museum will present an interactive activity in which visitors can color and customize a Camaro “Shwoopy.” The museum will also display a Citroën 2CV from its collection.

Additional art activities will be presented by the Beverly Hills High School Paper Art Club, Carolyn James-Greendog Workshop, reDiscover Center and Starry Night Design.

Food trucks and carts will be available throughout the weekend, including Baby’s Badass Burgers, The Chick Truck, Cousins Maine Lobster, Italia on the Road and Friendly Fruits. The event will also include a beer and wine garden.

The Beverly Hills Art Show is produced by the city of Beverly Hills Community Services Department.

For parking information, visit beverlyhills.org/parking. For information about the show, participating artists and artwork, visit beverlyhills.org/artshow.

Beverly Gardens Park is located at 9439 Santa Monica Blvd.