Picture This: A Glance at the Harvest Moon Arts and Crafts Festival
Christine Songo, who owns and operates the company Swirlygigs and Such, gave live demonstrations Saturday of how she makes wire wrap jewelry. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough)
Customers look at a booth at the Harvest Moon Festival Saturday. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough)
Sophia Skidmore, 3, plays on inflatables at the Harvest Moon Festival Saturday. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough)
Saturday afternoon's weather allowed for people to go out and enjoy the Harvest Moon Festival. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough)
Kiera Theobald gave live demonstrations of how she makes stained glass items Saturday during the Harvest Moon Festival at Parkersburg City Park. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough)
A train ride was available to children as part of the $5 entrance fee to the Harvest Moon Festival over the weekend. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Kathy Bennett works on a wreath at her booth, Kathy’s Krafts, at the Harvest Moon Festival on Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
City Park and the pavilion were filled with vendors for the Harvest Moon Festival Saturday and Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Kiera Theobald works on a piece of stained glass at her booth on Sunday during the Harvest Moon Festival at Parkersburg City Park. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
A train ride was available to children as part of the $5 entrance fee to the Harvest Moon Festival over the weekend. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
The Parkersburg Art Center set up a Paint and Take booth for kids to enjoy at the Harvest Moon Festival over the weekend. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Kids enjoy the inflatables as part of the Harvest Moon Festival Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Gnomes were a popular item seen at many booths at the Harvest Moon Festival. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
A game for kids to win a prize was set up at the Harvest Moon Festival. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Customers peruse a woodworking booth inside the pavilion of City Park at the Harvest Moon Festival on Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Handstitched dishcloths are displayed at a booth at the Harvest Moon Festival. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Bees look for the source of the sweet smell at a soap booth at the Harvest Moon Festival Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Bees look for the source of the sweet smell at a soap booth at the Harvest Moon Festival Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Christine Songo, who owns and operates the company Swirlygigs and Such, gave live demonstrations Saturday of how she makes wire wrap jewelry. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough)
Customers look at a booth at the Harvest Moon Festival Saturday. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough)
Sophia Skidmore, 3, plays on inflatables at the Harvest Moon Festival Saturday. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough)
Saturday afternoon's weather allowed for people to go out and enjoy the Harvest Moon Festival. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough)
Kiera Theobald gave live demonstrations of how she makes stained glass items Saturday during the Harvest Moon Festival at Parkersburg City Park. (Photo by Madeline Scarborough)
A train ride was available to children as part of the $5 entrance fee to the Harvest Moon Festival over the weekend. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Kathy Bennett works on a wreath at her booth, Kathy’s Krafts, at the Harvest Moon Festival on Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
City Park and the pavilion were filled with vendors for the Harvest Moon Festival Saturday and Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Kiera Theobald works on a piece of stained glass at her booth on Sunday during the Harvest Moon Festival at Parkersburg City Park. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
A train ride was available to children as part of the $5 entrance fee to the Harvest Moon Festival over the weekend. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
The Parkersburg Art Center set up a Paint and Take booth for kids to enjoy at the Harvest Moon Festival over the weekend. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Kids enjoy the inflatables as part of the Harvest Moon Festival Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Gnomes were a popular item seen at many booths at the Harvest Moon Festival. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
A game for kids to win a prize was set up at the Harvest Moon Festival. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Customers peruse a woodworking booth inside the pavilion of City Park at the Harvest Moon Festival on Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Handstitched dishcloths are displayed at a booth at the Harvest Moon Festival. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Bees look for the source of the sweet smell at a soap booth at the Harvest Moon Festival Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
Bees look for the source of the sweet smell at a soap booth at the Harvest Moon Festival Sunday. (Photo by Amy Phelps)
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PARKERSBURG -- After a year off due to COVID, the Harvest Moon Arts and Crafts Festival returned to City Park in Parkersburg over the weekend.