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The Beautiful and Interesting People of Lost Lake Festival

October 21, 2017 15:23PM

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Benjamin Leatherman
Spotted by the entrance to the festival.
There was plenty of people-watching to be done at the inaugural Lost Lake Festival, which runs from Friday, October 20, to Sunday, October 22, at Steele Indian School Park. Here's a look at some of the most interesting and eye-catching people we spotted at the three-day event. Photos by Benjamin Leatherman

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