You still have one more day to experience a great event. Saturday, the Art weekend in Salado brought forth the crowds. Nothing but tremendous compliments from the visitors and the vendors. Here are just a few of the comments:
"We want to move here!"
"First time to come to Salado. WOW! It will not be the last."
"We made a mistake moving to Temple. Wished we had known about Salado."
"The is my 29th trip to Salado. There is nothing like it!"
"We are from Wichita, Kansas. Oh my!"
"We are from Ohio. It is not green there. What a great spring in Texas."
"We came from Tyler and are having the time of our life."
Vendors:
"This has been a great day for me."
"We have done well."
"Salado is coming back."
"This is one of our favorite events."
"This town is the best. We are treated so well."
"Thank you for the breakfast. It started our day just right!"
Here are some pictures to go with their comments.
Look closely. It is a finely crafted goat by Allen, a 16 year old Salado student who makes metal sculptures as well as spurs and other things. Talk about talent!
Meet Pamela Mallow and family. Their business is Dallas Soap Company and their soaps are the best smelling aromas -- fit for kings and queens.
Thank you, Lainey Sirois. She is one of young families volunteering to make Salado special!
Hans Fields not only drove visitors around yesterday, he did it Friday evening, too.
Say hello to Jeff Hapke, Magician, Balloon, and Bubble Artist from Belton.
See caption below . . . new artists!
Both pictures. New artists. They are so new, their company does not have a name, yet. Salado was their first event and they did well.
Salado, you did right! Be proud of your accomplishments. Many, many visitors and vendors wish they had what you have! Go down and see for yourself, but hurry, it ends at 2 P.M.
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