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8 Awesome Things You Can Buy at This Weekend's Arts Festival
Custom bow ties, hand crafted instruments and bottle cap art are just a few of the cool things you can find at the Manayunk Arts Festival.
The annual Manayunk Arts Festival, the region’s largest outdoor juried arts festival, will be held this Saturday and Sunday, June 21 and 22.
Approximately 300 artists from across the country will participate by showcasing their work along historic Main Street. Here's the full list of participating artists.
Check out our picks for artists not to miss during the festival.
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Bow ties are cool; even cooler if it’s a handcrafted bow tie that less than 30 other people in the world have. Everyday Bow Ties, which makes artisan quality bow ties, limits the number of each style made to less than 30.
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Arist Georgie LeHoop doesn’t just paint, he creates art to a rhythm. LeHoop is the “drum artist,” who uses drum sticks and drum brushes to create art. Best of all, because he records each creation, you can “listen” to a painting when he’s done.
3. SE Ocarinas
These flute-like artisan instruments are made out of clay and come in various colors and designs.
Old trash never looked so good. Junk 2 Funk makes a variety of handcrafted jewelry from vintage bottle caps.
If you have a little super hero at home, they’ll love their own handmade cape.
Alan Holcombe uses old license plates to make maps and various mixed-media art.
Check out these handcrafted silverware pouches, because every knife and fork needs a pretty home.
David Winigrad creates handcrafted, fully-functional wood whirligigs that have both charm and whimsy. Each piece of art is inspired by the sea.
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