Artists' Exchange falls out of summer

Posted 9/26/12

The Artists' Exchange, located at 50 Rolfe Square, held their 5th annual Fall Out of Summer Arts Festival this past weekend. The event attracted residents and visitors of all ages who enjoyed …

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Artists' Exchange falls out of summer

WATERCOLORS FOR SALE: Jonathan Almond of Cranston set up his artwork for sale during the festival.

VOLUNTEERS: The Artists' Exchange relies on volunteers such as these to keep the Fall Out of Summer Festival running smoothly.

THUNDERBOLTS LENDING A HAND: Members of the Cranston High School East football team volunteered to set up, run and clean up for the event. Pictured are senior wide receiver Dillan Foss and senior center Matt Corey.

PUMPKIN PIE: One of the main attractions for children was the Paint A Pumpkin tent. Monica D’Hondt, age 2, painted her pumpkin for an early Halloween.

RIDE ‘EM COWBOY: Gionni Bagley, age 4, rode Frisbee the pony at the Fall Out of Summer Arts Festival.

Posted Wednesday, September 26, 2012 1:00 pm

The Artists' Exchange, located at 50 Rolfe Square, held their 5th annual Fall Out of Summer Arts Festival this past weekend. The event attracted residents and visitors of all ages who enjoyed dancing, live music, face painting, games, a food court, artisans’ booths, a street art contest, pony rides and their human art contest. (Herald photos by Steve Popiel)