Singer/songwriter Andi Cotten is the featured musician at Music and Art in Trinity Park today.

The hour-long event kicks off at noon at the park located at 230 W. Monticello St. next to Episcopal Church of the Redeemer.

While Cotten performs, local artists will be on hand to demonstrate their crafts and sell their wares.

First Street Deli will also be on hand with sandwiches, chips and drinks for sale.

This is the second year for the series — it was held in April and October last year.

The schedule for the remaining Thursdays in April includes students from Mississippi School of the Arts on April 20 and Betsy Berryhill on April 27.

Artists will also be there working on their pieces during the performances.

Shaw Furlow, one of the event’s organizers, encourages the public to bring chairs and blankets, and spread out in the park to enjoy the concert, while watching the artists demonstrate their crafts.

To get involved with the Music and Art in the Park series, contact Furlow at shaw.furlow@yahoo.com.