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Church Street Art & Craft Show returns

art churchstThe 31th annual Church Street Art & Craft Show will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11, on Main Street in downtown Waynesville.

Held during the height of the color season in the Great Smoky Mountains, the show attracts more than 20,000 visitors. Over 100 artists, crafters and food vendors from the southeast transform Main Street Waynesville into an art and craft marketplace for this one-day event. The celebration is regarded as one of the finest juried art shows in the region.

Patrons will discover a variety of art and crafts, including pottery, jewelry, woodworking, watercolors, photography, fiber art, candles, quilts, and more. Numerous artists demonstrate their work throughout the day. Live entertainment from two stages features traditional mountain music, clogging, and Scottish pipes. Face painting and balloon twisting art for the kids. Downtown shops and restaurants are open and numerous festival food vendors offer a variety of eats and treats.

www.downtownwaynesville.com or 828.456.3517.

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