This year’s festival took place at the Fort Tuthill County Park. Previous years the event was held at the Pioneer Museum and most vendors set up in the grass at the school. But this year at the county park, I believe was a great location and all the time I walked around looking at the many vendors and food trucks I heard nothing but good things about the festival. Let me elaborate on that. Many visitors stated that they liked the flatness of the terrain instead of workshops and food vendors located up an uneven incline. Many could not navigate the uneven incline or steps.
This year vendors could be located inside a building where they didn’t have to fight the wind. Two areas were set up for vendors outside. Workshops were under trees and/or tent coverings as were demonstrations. There were camels and llamas and of course sheep. So enjoy a few pictures of the festival.
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