- November 2, 2024
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Mary Lynn Cheatham sits on a specialized wood made from white oak.
Linda Schwartz and Ursula Olson look at the art in the tent made by Detour Butterfly.
Edinam Agudu, 5, is facinated by the handmade art for sale at the festival.
Kris Su peruses the art prints.
Sumthin' Fishy, shown here, makes aquatic themed artwork.
Ted Parker and Charlie
The festival ran for two days in Lido Beach.
Lido Beach's Holiday of the Arts added a seaside flair to the typical holiday arts and crafts fair.
Held Dec. 8-9 on Benjamin Franklin Drive, the event attracted crowds looking for something special to keep or give as a gift.
More than 30 vendors displayed their wares in tents along the street. One vendor offered outdoor furniture billed to last 20 years. Rasa Salditis, a crafter from Sarasota, works with both clay and paint and offered for sale prints and decorated clay bowls.
