It’s time for us to walk though the craft and art section of Danville’s Festival in the Park. We’ve got the links to the previous articles in this series below the cutline.
Here’s the links to the other articles in this series: Part #1 – Part #2 – Part #3 – Part #4 – Part #5 – Part #6 – Part #7 – Part #8 – Part #9 – Part #10 – Part #11
Away to the crafts and artists!
Freshly made crocheted items are for sale here. You may ask “How freshly made?”…
That freshly made. This woman was working on yet another piece as people started arriving for the festival.
Danny Ricketts had his artwork and historical pieces for sale.
Danny Ricketts is an extremely talented artist.
Here’s Nancye & Danny Ricketts.
And here’s more of Danny’s great art.
This vendor was doing a small oil painting so that potential customers could see her work.
Every time I see a big wooden furniture vendor at a festival like this, I tell myself that nobody is going buy something that big and carry it around. Then I watch somebody buy a piece of big wooden furniture and realize I’m wrong yet again.
You could smell these lavender plants from a few feet away.
Now that we’re in the craft and art section, there’s plenty of great photos coming up. We’ll continue our journey in our next article!
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