From left, musicians Harry South, on bass; Michael Waite, on guitar and vocals; and Mike Bjella, on saxophone and clarinet, perform jazz music in the Rosewood Walkway in downtown Marquette on Wednesday night. The trio performed a three-hour set as part of the cityÕs annual Art Week. The performance included jazz standards, original music and improvisations. (Journal photo by Ryan Spitza)

Anne Morrison Rabe shows off her photography at the Wednesday Downtown Marquette FarmerÕs Market as part of the cityÕs annual Art Week. Coinciding with its traditional fresh produce options, the market invited local creatives to share their work in celebration of Art Week. For a full list of Art Week events, visit www.mqtcompass.com. (Journal photo by Ryan Spitza)

Colton DuPont, 7, of West Ishpeming, uses a hammer to construct a homemade instrument at the Hiawatha Music Co-opÕs instrument making workshop at Ellwood A. Mattson Park in Marquette Wednesday. The event was one of many featured during the cityÕs annual Art Week. Following the workshop, children were taught a few songs from local band The Jive Trio featuring Frank Youngman, Mark Schrock and Tom T. Ball. Children were then invited to participate in a parade around Lower Harbor with their instruments in hand and vocal chords in use. For a full list of Art Week events, visit www.mqtcompass.com. (Journal photo by Ryan Spitza)

illian DuPont, 8, of west Ishpeming, tapes together a homemade instrument at the Hiawatha Music Co-opÕs instrument making workshop at Ellwood A. Mattson Park in Marquette Wednesday. (Journal photo by Ryan Spitza)

Hundreds of children and their parents visited Ellwood A. Mattson Park in Marquette Wednesday to participate in a homemade instrument making workshop and parade as part of the cityÕs annual Art Week. The Hiawatha Music Co-op hosted the event, which featured instrument making and decorating from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Following the workshop, children were taught a few songs from local band The Jive Trio featuring Frank Youngman, Mark Schrock and Tom T. Ball. Children were then invited to participate in a parade around Lower Harbor with their instruments in hand and vocal chords in use. For a full list of Art Week events, visit www.mqtcompass.com. . (Journal photo by Ryan Spitza)

Gitche Gumee Transit IIÓ by artist Christopher Schmidt is displayed in the ÒA Day on the Trails is a Day Well SpentÓ exhibit along the Noquemanon South Trails in Marquette. The exhibit is part of Art Week, which runs through Saturday. A half-mile loop beginning at the NTN South Trailhead on M-553 takes recreationists through an array of artwork from local artists. For a full list of Art Week events, visit www.mqtcompass.com. (Journal photo by Ryan Spitza)