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Fine Arts and Crafts Festival showcases all types of art in Fountain Hills

Fountain Hills residents enjoy time at the Fall Fine Arts and Crafts Festival.

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Ian Russell enjoys making watercolor art of animals in a wild west aesthetic.

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Carolyn Levy has been making all manner of arts and crafts out of hardwood for decades.

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John Morey described his photography as a spiritual experience.

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Lyanne Goodluck and Franklin Crowther’s jewelry is part of multiple generations of Navajo art.

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The Fountain Hills Fine Arts and Crafts Festival is bringing three days of art, food and fun to the local community.

The festival is taking over downtown from Nov. 13-15 (10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Fri-Sat, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Sun) and features over 500 artists as well as a multitude of food and drink vendors

Watercolor artist Ian Russell, whose paintings transport animals into the landscapes wild west, has been doing the festival for about 3 years and said it’s treated him very well.

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