The People and Art at the Phoenix Festival for the Arts

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By Jim Louvau

Sunday, December 10, 2017 at 11:25 p.m.

Jim Louvau It's important to have a good attitude when shopping during this time of year. 1/25

Jim Louvau Artist Annelisa Leinbach focuses while painting. 2/25

Jim Louvau These ladies were in search of the perfect gifts. 3/25

Jim Louvau Sometimes you just need a beer while shopping. 4/25

Jim Louvau The festival also featured a stage for live music. 5/25

Jim Louvau The folks from The Rebel Lounge helped run the stage. 6/25

Jim Louvau Phoenix Festival for the Arts had something for everyone. 7/25

Jim Louvau This artist has much to be proud of. 8/25

Jim Louvau This artist is part of a movement that showcases the work of people with disabilities. 9/25

Jim Louvau This attendee appeared to be enjoying her experience. 10/25

Jim Louvau This artist was shy about having her photo taken but was proud to work in front of the crowd. 11/25

Jim Louvau Here is an exhibit of works created by the Teen Artist Guild. 12/25

Jim Louvau There were plenty of food trucks serving food to help shoppers stay nice and full. 13/25

Jim Louvau Bunny Blanky is sure to keep you warm during the winter. 14/25

Jim Louvau These art lights were sleek and affordable. 15/25

Jim Louvau Berrie Creative was in the business of keeping things lit. 16/25

Jim Louvau Wall art and decorative platters, yours for only $55 each. 17/25

Jim Louvau Locally crafted kitchenware seemed as if it was around every corner. 18/25

Jim Louvau There were several artists not only selling art but also creating it on-site. 19/25

Jim Louvau The photography of Louis Cantillo on display at the Phoenix Festival for the Arts. 20/25

Jim Louvau Mistura timepieces looked slick at the Phoenix Festival for the Arts. 21/25

Jim Louvau Jewelry was not hard to find at the Phoenix Festival for the Arts. 22/25

Jim Louvau Cork Tray had some unique gift ideas. 23/25

Jim Louvau The art created by painter Daniel Ramirez was some of the best we saw. 24/25

Jim Louvau Lana Del Rey should be proud. 25/25

The People and Art at the Phoenix Festival for the Arts

Art enthusiasts enjoyed art, gifts, beer, and plenty of food at the Phoenix Festival for the Arts from December 8 to 10, 2017. The event was held at Margaret T. Hance Park in downtown Phoenix and offered a large variety of unique gift ideas for those who are looking for something special for the holidays. We spotted some very happy shoppers, tasty food, and of course some great handmade goodies.

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