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St. Peter's hosts thousands at annual art show
Thousands of shoppers turned out for the annual St. Peter's art show. BY DENY HOWETH
July 11, 2014
Artist Yvonne Torelli stands with her oil painting creations that represent the shore. BY DENY HOWETH
St. Peter's joined the artists with repurposed roof tile paintings. BY DENY HOWETH
The Steam Emporium artist Ed Kidera creates steampunk style art, shown here talking with Marian Sandmaier and Cathy Gray, right. BY DENY HOWETH
The Steam Emporium artist Ed Kidera creates steampunk style iPod players. BY DENY HOWETH
A demonstration of the parish’s impressive organ by T.J. Thomas, parish music director. BY DENY HOWETH
Entrepreneurs Tatiana Maroney and Ryan Atkins set up shop on their front lawn offering lemonade. BY DENY HOWETH
Sophie Kafka provides cookies and lemonade to passersby. BY DENY HOWETH
Local artist John Donato discusses his technique with an interested shopper. BY DENY HOWETH
Jeweler Ardon Bardol creates dynamic wearable art. BY DENY HOWETH
Whimsical folk art is featured by Jack O'Brien, Wood Whims of Maryland. BY DENY HOWETH
The 48th annual St. Peter's Art Show was blessed with blue skies and comfortable temperatures July 5. The streets around St. Peter's Episcopal Church came alive with about 150 exhibitors who showed original paintings, photographs, jewelry, carvings, ceramics, mixed media creations to a crowd of thousands.
"The weather helped tremendously, and there were definitely more people than in the several years past," said Shelly Hill Souder, art show co-chairwoman.
In addition to artwork, the churchwomen offered its famous turkey salad sandwiches and treats. A silent auction with featured artists' works raised funds.
A demonstration of the parish’s impressive organ was presented by T.J. Thomas.
