Way’s Garden Art Show continues Sunday
Among those displaying and selling her paintings at the show was artist Diane Wyant, of Cedar Run, who owns DRW Fine Art. A Lock Haven University graduate who majored in art, this was Wyant's fourth time for being in the annual show. PHILIP HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
Sculpture potter Tammy Rosenow was another artist who displayed and sold her work this weekend at the Way's Garden Art Show in Williamsport. A graduate of Kutztown University where she was a major in art education, Rosenow has a studio, TLQ Pottery, at her home in DuBoistown. PHILIP HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
Loyalsock Township High School senior Lila Butters performed Saturday a variety of songs at the Way's Garden Art Show in Williamsport. A long-time member of the Uptown Music Collective in Williamsport, Butters sings pieces ranging from pop tunes to country music. PHILIP HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
Very colorful baskets from Baskets by Deb stood out at the Way's Garden Art Show. All the baskets were made by Deb Masser, of Cogan Station, who started making them in 2021 after retiring from a 40-plus career with UPMC Williamsport, where she was the manager of the Infusion Center. PHILIP HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
Making her debut at the Way's Garden Art Show was Caroline Payne, owner of the Sweetspire Coffee-Bakery, who was offering teas, coffee and an assortment of tasty treats. She opened her business in October at 124 E. Fourth St. in Williamsport. PHILIP HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
Among those displaying and selling her paintings at the show was artist Diane Wyant, of Cedar Run, who owns DRW Fine Art. A Lock Haven University graduate who majored in art, this was Wyant's fourth time for being in the annual show. PHILIP HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
Sculpture potter Tammy Rosenow was another artist who displayed and sold her work this weekend at the Way's Garden Art Show in Williamsport. A graduate of Kutztown University where she was a major in art education, Rosenow has a studio, TLQ Pottery, at her home in DuBoistown. PHILIP HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
Loyalsock Township High School senior Lila Butters performed Saturday a variety of songs at the Way's Garden Art Show in Williamsport. A long-time member of the Uptown Music Collective in Williamsport, Butters sings pieces ranging from pop tunes to country music. PHILIP HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
Very colorful baskets from Baskets by Deb stood out at the Way's Garden Art Show. All the baskets were made by Deb Masser, of Cogan Station, who started making them in 2021 after retiring from a 40-plus career with UPMC Williamsport, where she was the manager of the Infusion Center. PHILIP HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
Making her debut at the Way's Garden Art Show was Caroline Payne, owner of the Sweetspire Coffee-Bakery, who was offering teas, coffee and an assortment of tasty treats. She opened her business in October at 124 E. Fourth St. in Williamsport. PHILIP HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
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Sunshine and warm temperatures were on hand Saturday for the kickoff of the 80th Way’s Garden Art Show at 845 W. Fourth St. in Williamport. The event is organized by the Bald Eagle Art League, which for the first time in its long history, began the show on Saturday.
The show continues Sunday in conjuction with Trinity Episcopal Church’s Strawberry Festival, just across the street. The show runs 10 a.m to 4 p.m. on Sunday while the festival will began at 11:30 a.m. and go until 3:30 p.m.
More than two dozen skilled artists and photographers are taking part in the show this year along with a few musicians, including the Repasz Band, which is expected to perform between 1-3 p.m.
More sun is in store for early part of the day, but clouds will be moving in late in the afternoon with a chance of a thunderstorm.