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LHS Sea Glass Festival sees record crowds
Gary Be Blois, artisan and owner of Just Beachy Keen, of Bristol, R.I., creates a piece for a customer. BY DENY HOWETH
July 7, 2014
Just Beachy Keen sea glass pendants are host to silver creatures. BY DENY HOWETH
Artist Steve Lucy of Grasonville, Md., paints on wood to create tables and hanging art. BY DENY HOWETH
Laura McPherson of Cape May, N.J. sports her flounder backpacks. BY DENY HOWETH
Sea Glass Mobiles by Craig Phillips hang among the trees. BY DENY HOWETH
Pam, JJ and Ellie Denunzio look at the mermaid creations. BY DENY HOWETH
Milton painter Kathy Buschi takes a break with her dog Zachary. BY DENY HOWETH
Woodcarver Mark Bair of Audubon, N.J., works his craft. BY DENY HOWETH
Priella Lenzi, age 5, sports her new earrings from the Sea Glass Festival. BY DENY HOWETH
All About Sea Glass brought treasure from Cape Cod, Mass. BY DENY HOWETH
Near perfect temperatures drew record crowds to the Lewes Historical Society Complex for the Annual Mid-Atlantic Sea Glass & Coastal Arts Festival June 28-29.
