German-born Ans Carnes paints during the Fountain Festival of Fine Arts & Crafts.
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This year’s festival ran Friday through Sunday, Nov. 14–16.
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Visiting family in town, the Clark family flew in from Lake Charles, Louisiana, specifically to attend this year’s festival.
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FHUSD Superintendent Dr. Cain Jagodzinski helps feed the community alongside the Rotary, Kiwanis and other local service clubs at the fair.
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The Fountain Festival of Fine Arts & Crafts welcomes attendees from across the Valley and beyond.
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Kathleen Scott displays her handmade tie-dye shirts.
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Linda Winters and Nancy Melling of Reigning Grace Ranch enjoy their first year participating in the festival.
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Local restaurant La Mai Thai Cuisine serves up specialty Thai dishes for hungry festival-goers.
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Festival-goers admire the handiwork of artist Connie Baker.
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Chris and Peter M. and their dog, Andre, enjoy a bite to eat at Fountain Park.
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Artist Swann Freslon stands beside her striking mixed-media pieces.
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In previous years, the Fountain Festival of Fine Arts & Crafts has drawn more than 150,000 visitors to the Avenue of the Fountains.
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VFW Post 7507 operates two beer gardens throughout the biannual festival.
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James Fry of James Fry Creatives showcases his larger-than-life metalwork.
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Hailing from Los Angeles, Lungala Rubadiri has showcased his Nzalamba Artworks in Fountain Hills for the past decade.
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Mark Tran, a second-generation Lutume ceramic artist, creates one-of-a-kind high-fire clay pieces.
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According to the Fountain Hills Chamber of Commerce, nearly 500 artists, craftspeople, food vendors and nonprofits exhibited at this year’s festival.
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Pietra Wall speaks with a visitor about her work. Using hand-picked stones, Wall’s art celebrates the natural world.
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