Residents browse the artist booths and enjoy the entertainment available at the Piney Woods Arts Festival, April 5.
From left, Mary Ann Duke, of Ozark, and LaDallion Wiles, of Dothan, browse the flowers available at the Piney Woods Arts Festival.
LaDallion Wiles, of Dothan, picks our some flowers during the Piney Woods Arts Festival.
Addisyn Grace Forte, 1, tries on a pair of sunglasses at the Piney Woods Arts Festival with her mother Lauren Young, of Enterprise.
Esta Underwood, of Enterprise, browses some of the colorful art available at the Piney Woods Arts Festival.
Esta Underwood has fun as she browses the art at the Piney Woods Arts Festival.
Ava Moore, 3, shares a moment with her mother Amanda Moore, of Enterprise, inside the children's petting zoo at the Piney Woods Arts Festival.
The band County Road 440 entertains the crowd at the Piney Woods Arts Festival.
From left, Christine Quinones and Gale Olson, of Enterprise, speak with Stacey Beasley, of Monroe, Ga., about her homemade candles.
Posted: Saturday, April 5, 2014 1:49 pm
The 40th annual Piney Woods Arts Festival, April 5-6, at the Enterprise State Community College is celebrating its 40th year, and thousands have turned out to help celebrate.
The track at ESCC is lined with booths with artists displaying their arts and crafts, as well as food vendors, live music and activities for children.
The festival is free to attend and will continue today until 5 p.m., and pick back up tomorrow from noon until 4 p.m., rain or shine.
Posted in News, Newscommunity on Saturday, April 5, 2014 1:49 pm. | Tags:
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