- June 13, 2021
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Michelle Hinz uses dimensional acrylic texture painting to create a beach-like scene.
The 18th annual craft festival features more than 175 artists and crafters.
Madison, 9, peruses the craft festival with her owners.
Miriam Valido mans her booth for Valido's Gourmet, which offers different pickled foods, jams and butters.
Jimmy Chadsey, a landscape photographer, (right) shows Patricia Watts one of his surf photographs.
Christy Raml poses with her jewelry from Raml Enterprises
Stone sculptures from Scott Buccina on display.
Terry Andrews with his copper and glass sculptures.
Debbie Marucci uses aluminum and paint to create her sculptures.
"Flower Power" by Debbie Marucci.
St. Armands Circle was hit with an extra splash of color as art lovers took to Circle Park for the 18th annual craft festival. More than 175 artists and crafters set up booths for the weekend-long festival, which showcased paintings, jewelry, pottery, plants, soaps, sculptures and artisanal foods.
Weather forecasts for the weekend didn't look good initially, but the festival stayed dry for the most part.
