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Homeplace festival will have wide range of craftspersons, artists
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By George Kolbenschlag
Homeplace on Green River will feature about 25 of the area's great artists and craftspersons; at its Fall Heritage Festival tomorrow, Saturday, September 12, 2009 from 9:00am until 5:00pmET. The Festival will also feature all kinds of family fun including food, hay rides, a cornfield maze and fun for the kiddies.
Admission and parking is free, as are most of the activities. Homeplace is located at 6048 New Collumbia Highway, Campbellsville, KY, on State Highway 55 between Campbellsville and Columbia. It's about 5 miles south of Campbellsville and 4 mile north of the Adair/Taylor county line on 55. There will be banners posted. Join the fun.
Cayce (pronounced Cassie ) and Todd Davenport: paintings and metal sculpture, maybe metal jewelry
Jonny Davis - demonstrates and has for sale painted gourds
Bill Davis - makes guitars and writes music. Will strum during the day. He also is a wildlife photographer
Lila Loy - gourd masks and plastic fish
Wanda Phelps - ceramics incorporating bits of clay soil submitted by a person
Sandy Ellis - spinning and weaving wool
Annetta Barnett - basket weaving
Margie and Gary Max - custom cedar products
Suzy McAlpine and Japanese International students demonstrating origami
Lana Carol Houk the Rock Lady paints rocks, for sale and demonstration
Betty Jo Shuffett - watercolor painting
Tom Fisher - demo weaving/loom
Leo Bryant - oil painting
Nancy Cozby - sell/ display pottery
Ted Caldwell - sun catchers, demonstrating stain glass art
Kelley Calhoun - display own crafts: jewelry, painting on objects
Angie Lawless - hand made girls summer outfits, hair bows, decorated socks, scented decorative burning oils
Fred Dorman - primitive framing of prints ( also does furniture and Kitchen cabinet refinishing
Janie Burton - wooden birdhouses on posts, machine made quilts, waist tied aprons, sewn decorative item
Wendell Rivers - fine wood carvings in pine
Brian Coffey - designs wooden picture frames
Maggie Saenz - makes many "heritage products" will work with Sandy Ellis
Janice Appleby - crochet items
Donnie Perry - demonstrating pottery, wheel etc.
Homeplace festival will have wide range of craftspersons, artists
Click on headline for full story comprehensive list of exhiits
By George Kolbenschlag
Homeplace on Green River will feature about 25 of the area's great artists and craftspersons; at its Fall Heritage Festival tomorrow, Saturday, September 12, 2009 from 9:00am until 5:00pmET. The Festival will also feature all kinds of family fun including food, hay rides, a cornfield maze and fun for the kiddies.
Admission and parking is free, as are most of the activities. Homeplace is located at 6048 New Collumbia Highway, Campbellsville, KY, on State Highway 55 between Campbellsville and Columbia. It's about 5 miles south of Campbellsville and 4 mile north of the Adair/Taylor county line on 55. There will be banners posted. Join the fun.
Cayce (pronounced Cassie ) and Todd Davenport: paintings and metal sculpture, maybe metal jewelry
Jonny Davis - demonstrates and has for sale painted gourds
Bill Davis - makes guitars and writes music. Will strum during the day. He also is a wildlife photographer
Lila Loy - gourd masks and plastic fish
Wanda Phelps - ceramics incorporating bits of clay soil submitted by a person
Sandy Ellis - spinning and weaving wool
Annetta Barnett - basket weaving
Margie and Gary Max - custom cedar products
Suzy McAlpine and Japanese International students demonstrating origami
Lana Carol Houk the Rock Lady paints rocks, for sale and demonstration
Betty Jo Shuffett - watercolor painting
Tom Fisher - demo weaving/loom
Leo Bryant - oil painting
Nancy Cozby - sell/ display pottery
Ted Caldwell - sun catchers, demonstrating stain glass art
Kelley Calhoun - display own crafts: jewelry, painting on objects
Angie Lawless - hand made girls summer outfits, hair bows, decorated socks, scented decorative burning oils
Fred Dorman - primitive framing of prints ( also does furniture and Kitchen cabinet refinishing
Janie Burton - wooden birdhouses on posts, machine made quilts, waist tied aprons, sewn decorative item
Wendell Rivers - fine wood carvings in pine
Brian Coffey - designs wooden picture frames
Maggie Saenz - makes many "heritage products" will work with Sandy Ellis
Janice Appleby - crochet items
Donnie Perry - demonstrating pottery, wheel etc.
Homeplace festival will have wide range of craftspersons, artists
Click on headline for full story comprehensive list of exhiits
By George Kolbenschlag
Homeplace on Green River will feature about 25 of the area's great artists and craftspersons; at its Fall Heritage Festival tomorrow, Saturday, September 12, 2009 from 9:00am until 5:00pmET. The Festival will also feature all kinds of family fun including food, hay rides, a cornfield maze and fun for the kiddies.
Admission and parking is free, as are most of the activities. Homeplace is located at 6048 New Collumbia Highway, Campbellsville, KY, on State Highway 55 between Campbellsville and Columbia. It's about 5 miles south of Campbellsville and 4 mile north of the Adair/Taylor county line on 55. There will be banners posted. Join the fun.
Cayce (pronounced Cassie ) and Todd Davenport: paintings and metal sculpture, maybe metal jewelry
Jonny Davis - demonstrates and has for sale painted gourds
Bill Davis - makes guitars and writes music. Will strum during the day. He also is a wildlife photographer
Lila Loy - gourd masks and plastic fish
Wanda Phelps - ceramics incorporating bits of clay soil submitted by a person
Sandy Ellis - spinning and weaving wool
Annetta Barnett - basket weaving
Margie and Gary Max - custom cedar products
Suzy McAlpine and Japanese International students demonstrating origami
Lana Carol Houk the Rock Lady paints rocks, for sale and demonstration
Betty Jo Shuffett - watercolor painting
Tom Fisher - demo weaving/loom
Leo Bryant - oil painting
Nancy Cozby - sell/ display pottery
Ted Caldwell - sun catchers, demonstrating stain glass art
Kelley Calhoun - display own crafts: jewelry, painting on objects
Angie Lawless - hand made girls summer outfits, hair bows, decorated socks, scented decorative burning oils
Fred Dorman - primitive framing of prints ( also does furniture and Kitchen cabinet refinishing
Janie Burton - wooden birdhouses on posts, machine made quilts, waist tied aprons, sewn decorative item
Wendell Rivers - fine wood carvings in pine
Brian Coffey - designs wooden picture frames
Maggie Saenz - makes many "heritage products" will work with Sandy Ellis
Janice Appleby - crochet items
Donnie Perry - demonstrating pottery, wheel etc.
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