Arts Alive in the Park » Sunny Sunday - That's more like it!

Rick Sazon, talented musician and artist	Melanie Gosselin and Gena Devlin at the Willing Hearts booth	May Silvey weaving a traditional cedar bark rainhat	Hans Hylidg and daughter Abby
Looking north up artist's alley past Joyce Furness's booth	Karen Andrews with visitors	Linda Florence at the Forestry booth	Left: Lorene Cecconi. right: Laurie Lee with the Kelly Creek summer school of Art
recent work of Doug Schuetze on the right	Wendy Brown's humour translated to T-Shirts, with other recent work	Caroline Jobe's recent work	Grace Taylor, watercolourist and flower-lover
Donna Vance's work on display	Don and June MacKenzie's recent work	Dorothy and Cliff at their Burnt House Imports booth	Mayra Funes at her Indonesian BBQ booth
Sigred Hawkes and her whimsical art	Vi Isaac, respected local artist and teacher	Timberlane Quilters information booth	Janet Blair and her recent work
Mischa Thoma and Darcy Treadwell's work glows in the sun	Darcy	Adam Donatelli doing soapstone demonstrations	Skye Morrison on her way back to the Local Loco booth
Jamie, Cindy and Melissa and their diverse jewelly	John and Tina Simpson raffling the Luke Raffin print	A short line up at Moe's Kitchen	Sound genius Michael Conway-Brown setting up for Cris and Sue and Rick
a view of the artist's village from the beach	another view of the artist's village from the beach	Elaine Knapp's current painting on the easel	Hans and Abby painting and carving
Hans and Abby painting and carving	May Silvey	Karen Andrews wtih visitors	Doug Engrem
Laurie Lee	Lorene Ceconi	part of Wendy Brown's themed series "The Blue Chair" on the right	Janet Blair with her work, and some of Caroline Jobe's work on the left
Chris, Sue and Rick from the audience perspective	Chris, Sue and Rick	Willing Hearts	Looking south
from the stage	the artist village	the artist village	Kids in Art "playshop"
Playshop leader Barbara Langmaid with parents and kids	Intent young artists	Intent young artists	a break from art - Willingdon beach playground
May Silvey	Karen Andrews	Doug Engram	Laurie Lee
Doug Schuetze's work	Darcy Treadwell's work	Ron Hunter's axes at the Forestry Museum are always welcomed by kids of all ages	Ethnic Junction: l-r:, Susan Dixon, Roberta Pearson, Sheila Butts, Caroline Jobe, and Sandy Dunlop
Wonderful folk songs of hope, inspiration andcelebrations of life from ethnic communities around the world	Dave Florence, Rudi VanZwaaij and Susan Dixon announce the Forestry Musuem raffle winner, Walt Cowlard	Busy intersection

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