The Penrod Art Fair was held in my hometown on Saturday. As I previously mentioned, this event is advertised as Indiana’s Nicest Day and I would have to definitely agree.
The weather was perfect and the attendance was as expected—approximately 30,000. I volunteer in the morning for this event so I arrived early and had an opportunity to observe workers setting up. I later met with friends and we ate and enjoyed some of the entertainment. There were performers on the dance stage, rock stage, the symphony stage and the blues tent. I later visited booths of some of the artists and those who represent the arts locally.
The Indianapolis Museum of Art is the perfect setting for this event.
This year there was something new. The culinary arts were represented. There were demonstrations by pastry chefs and others on the culinary stage throughout the day.
I thoroughly enjoyed the sites and sounds at this year’s Penrod Art Fair.
The weather was perfect and the attendance was as expected—approximately 30,000. I volunteer in the morning for this event so I arrived early and had an opportunity to observe workers setting up. I later met with friends and we ate and enjoyed some of the entertainment. There were performers on the dance stage, rock stage, the symphony stage and the blues tent. I later visited booths of some of the artists and those who represent the arts locally.
The Indianapolis Museum of Art is the perfect setting for this event.
This year there was something new. The culinary arts were represented. There were demonstrations by pastry chefs and others on the culinary stage throughout the day.
I thoroughly enjoyed the sites and sounds at this year’s Penrod Art Fair.
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