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Music fills the air at art fest
PHOTOS BY DANIELLE PETERSON/STATESMAN JOURNAL
Patrons browse the work of Lindsay Scott of Cowdawg Creations during the 16th annual Silverton Fine Arts Festival on Saturday at Coolidge-McClaine Park.
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Throughout both days at the Silverton Fine Arts
Festival, live music filled the air, ranging from jazz
and blues to the rhythmic beats of clogging with per-
formances from Cherry City Cloggers, Highwater
Johnny, Oregon Valley Boys, Department of R&B,
Next of Kin and The A.H. Factor. Thunder Road
closed the festival.
Canes and other wood carvings by Ian Caldicott of Wolston
Farm in Scio on display during the Silverton Fine Arts Festival.
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Patrons browse the booths during the 16th annual Silverton Fine Arts Festival.
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The work of Shane Schaeffer of Junction City on display
during the 16th annual Silverton Fine Arts Festival.
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Patrons browse the booths during the 16th annual Silverton
Fine Arts Festival.