Bradley Fair became a hotspot for artists this last weekend during the fourth annual Autumn and Arts Festival. The event lasted from the August 20th to the 24th.
Many artists specializing in different fields were in attendance. As you walked down the street you could see jewelry being fitted and tried on by many potential customers.
A couple observes the fragile handiwork of one glass blower in attendance. His larger sculptures spanned up to four feet.
A girl swings her hips around to the beat of "I Like To Move It" with a hulahoop that is filled with paint.
After clearing out the rest of the paint in the hoop, the little girl took a break. Soon after, the hoop was refilled with a new color to finish her project.
Hula hoop instructor Jennifer Mays shows the girl a different way to handle a hoop. Along with Cassandra Williams, Mays owns and operates their own business centered around hoop performances, custom made hoops, hula classes and parties, called Half Moon Hoops Entertainment. "We saw how others had painted with hula hoops, and decided to pick it up and bring it to kids," said Williams.
A father steps aside to feed the ducks with his child. Many families came out and enjoyed quality time together with different attractions for kids and adults, all focused around the beauty of art.
