Joe Graham, of Jefferson, Ohio, carves pieces to make rocking chairs, like the one in the foreground, at the 32nd Long's Park Art & Craft Festival, Saturday.
Eight-year-old Emma Lueders, whose father is an artist, puts the finishing touches on her work she calls "The Glittery Bag," Saturday.
Jim Mullan talks with Beth Seng as she holds a hand-carved wooden cardinal at his booth at the Long's Park Art & Craft Show, Saturday.
With help from artist Edward Kidera of Woodbine, Md., 3-year-old Connor Schwartz of Elizabethtown rings this $16,000 bell at Long's Park Art & Craft Show, Saturday.
Joe Graham, of Jefferson, Ohio, carves pieces to make rocking chairs, like the one in the foreground, at the 32nd Long's Park Art & Craft Festival, Saturday.
More than 1,000 artists and craftspeople from 46 states applied for the 200 slots open in the show, which continues 10 a.m.-5 p.m. today and Monday.
The festival also includes a variety of food and live music.
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