PHOTOS: Festival of the Arts
AVERY HOWE | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 months, 2 weeks AGO
Festival-goers check out the wares at Patagonian Hands of Missoula during Bigfork’s Festival of the Arts Saturday, August 3. (Avery Howe/Bigfork Eagle)
Childrens Theatre members sell lemonade in front of the Bigfork Playhouse during Festival of the Arts Saturday, August 3. (Avery Howe/Bigfork Eagle)
Starla Saucier of Montana Star Creations arranges suncatchers in her booth at Festival of the Arts Saturday, August 3. (Avery Howe/Bigfork Eagle)
An eagle sculpture by artist Austin Casson on display at Festival of the Arts in Bigfork Saturday, August 3. (Avery Howe/Bigfork Eagle)
The intersection of Grand Drive and Electric Avenue filled with vendors and visitors for the festival Saturday, August 3. (Avery Howe/Bigfork Eagle)
Bigfork hosted its annual Festival of the Arts on Electric Avenue and Grand Drive Saturday, August 3 and Sunday, August 4. Vendors from across the country braved a little rain to show off their wares. There was an emphasis on local artists and vendors, with Montana-made a frequent product descriptor. A free shuttle ran from the Bigfork Rodeo Grounds to aid with parking issues due in part to the downtown bridge closure.
Childrens Theatre members sell lemonade in front of the Bigfork Playhouse during Festival of the Arts Saturday, August 3. (Avery Howe/Bigfork Eagle)
Starla Saucier of Montana Star Creations arranges suncatchers in her booth at Festival of the Arts Saturday, August 3. (Avery Howe/Bigfork Eagle)
An eagle sculpture by artist Austin Casson on display at Festival of the Arts in Bigfork Saturday, August 3. (Avery Howe/Bigfork Eagle)
The intersection of Grand Drive and Electric Avenue filled with vendors and visitors for the festival Saturday, August 3. (Avery Howe/Bigfork Eagle)
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