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Photo Gallery: Art On The Farm
November 22, 2009
People from across the area had the opportunity to enjoy Art at the Farm Saturday in Walnut Hill.
The annual event features art, crafts, foods like homemade gumbo and taco soup, pony rides and more. Event organizers said the event was successful, and the rains held off until after the event.
For photo gallery from Art at the Farm, click here.
Pictured above and below: Art on the Farm was held Saturday in Walnut Hill. Photos by Seales Photography for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Photo Gallery: Art On The Farm”
wow great pictures of the Art @ The Farm wish I could have been there maybe next year. Keep me posted
Art at the Farm was the best event ever! Atmosphere alone was warm and friendly and fun. All kinds of great food, pony rides and the artwork was phenomenal. What a great way to spend the day!
What a great day at the Seales’ Farm. As one of the arts and crafts vendors, I felt welcome and appreciated. The friendly and enthusiastic crowd matched the setting perfectly. I am excited to be asked back for next year’s edition of ART AT THE FARM. Thanks, Melissa and family! Love the photos.
Thanks, everyone – for a great turnout for ART @ THE FARM. The photo gallery is an accurate -good fun, good food and seeing friends.
My daughter, Madison, and I travelled back to Walnut Hill from Memphis, TN to visit with the host, Melissa Seales and her family for Art at the Farm. I worked with Melissa as a labor and delivery nurse for 2 1/2 years at Baptist Hospital in Pensacola, FL and we have made Art at the Farm a tradition for the past 4 years!