The Tracks of Art Video & Photos

For the Tracks of Art this past May, I wore a couple of different hats. Not only did my mini-documentaries about Holly Springs make their offline debut, but I also photographed the event to further promote the arts in Holly Springs. As someone told me, the work was very "meta".

And, I took things one step further by putting together a slideshow of the photos from the Tracks of Art. Check it out below! The music is an original song from one of the musicians who performed at the event, Merit Koch. You can hear more of her music at: http://www.meritkoch.com

Special thanks to the Holly Springs Depot for putting together such a fabulous event, and for promoting the arts! As usual, it was a blast to participate, and photograph!

The Tracks of Art from Megan Wolfe on Vimeo.

(Photographing vendors. Photo by the Holly Springs Depot)

Below are a handful of photos from the event, including a glimpse at the coverage from the South Reporter newspaper in Holly Springs. We had a great full-color photo spread! 

To see the full gallery of photos, go to: https://meganwolfephoto.shootproof.com/gallery/2804286/

Documentaries at the Tracks of Art

Saturday, May 21st, my mini-documentaries about Holly Springs, Mississippi will be playing all day inside the historic Holly Springs Depot at the Tracks of Art arts-and-crafts show! The event is free and open to the public! So come check out the show in person and say hello!

(social media banner courtesy of the Holly Springs Depot)

Marshall County Historical Museum

Continuing with my series about Holly Springs, Mississippi, and the people working to revitalize it. Meet Museum Director, Merideth Gray, and explore the vast collection of items showcased inside the Marshall County Historical Museum!

See the video here:

Marshall County Historical Museum from Megan Wolfe on Vimeo.

Follow the Marshall County Historical Museum on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mchistoricalmuseum/

In Progress at the MCH Museum

Coming soon! My video about the Marshall County Historical Museum and director, Merideth Gray, is almost complete! This will be the fourth video in my series about Holly Springs, and it has, by far, been the most technically challenging. I'm really excited to share it! Until then, here's a few still photos from the video.