Photos: Art lovers head to the lake for Williams Bay fest
Take a look back at last weekend's Williams Bay Fine Art & Craft Fest along the lakefront.
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From the 2020 Williams Bay Fine Art & Craft Fest: Art vendor Austin Moore (left) displays a piece by Anthony Soskich to event guests. This year’s Fest is set to return to Edgewater Park July 24 and 25.
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Leather craftsman Robert Hoyt poses in his booth July 26 with a Best in Show award he received after being voted the best craftsman at the Williams Bay Fine Art & Craft Fest.
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Painter Bob Stewart (left) talking to guests during the 2020 Williams Bay Fine Art & Craft Fest.
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Williams Bay resident Rose Adamo admires jewelry on display July 26 during the 2020 Williams Bay Fine Art & Craft Fest in Edgewater Park.
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Delavan resident Melinda Lee flips through paintings July 26 in Edgewater Park in Williams Bay during the Williams Bay Art Alliance annual Fine Art & Craft Fest.
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The Williams Bay Art Alliance hosted the 44th annual Williams Bay Fine Art & Craft Fest on July 25-26 in Edgewater Park, bringing out two dozen artists to display and sell their works.
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Amberleigh Cellek signs and plays the piano July 26 during the 44th annual Williams Bay Fine Art & Craft Fest in Edgewater Park in Williams Bay.
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