'Outdoor art gallery' fills downtown Sandpoint
Jacklyn Gulliford and Brady Tremblay explore engraved glass items featured at Priest Lake Art & Glass' booth during the Pend Oreille Arts Council's Arts & Crafts Fair on Saturday. The annual event continues today in downtown Sandpoint, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER
Evan Schaefer helps customers at the Priest Lake Art & Glass booth, a "functional art" business he owns with his wife, Cassie.
Shoppers took over downtown Sandpoint Saturday as the Pend Oreille Arts Council's annual Arts & Crafts Fair. The juried art show continues today from 9 a.m.to 4 p.m.
SANDPOINT — If you wander down one street, you're likely to stumble across fresh-as-can-be kettle corn. Down another, there are brightly colored metal sculptures to add a pop of fun to a garden. And down still another, paintings and prints create miniature art galleries.
Add in a beautiful sunny day, and you must have the annual Pend Oreille Arts Council's Arts & Crafts Fair. The annual event attracted hundreds of shoppers to the downtown streets.
A staple at arts and crafts fairs throughout the region, artist Noelle Dass smiled as a customer stopped, captivated by a print of a dog sitting cross-legged, surrounded by everything from a cat and mouse to a chicken, elephant, and giraffe.
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