Ninety-third annual Craftsmen’s Fair spotlights local artists and volunteers
Mount Sunapee Ski Patrol and First Aid Services personnel at the craft fair included these professionals, from left, Joe Hanzalik, Janny Kowynia, Amber Corriveau and Sue Solimine, seen here with Officer J. Stone of the Newbury Police — a team ready for any emergency. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Mark and Kathleen Frank, residents of Nashua, are the owners of Renaissance Glassworks, Inc., whose custom stained glass designs are artworks they have crafted for enthusiasts for more than 20 years. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
The adventurous at the recent craft fair headed for an attraction alongside the fairgrounds — the Aerial Gondola Sky Rides chair lift, a Mount Sunapee Resort amenity well used during ski season and whose Sunapee Express provides a scenic vista of lakes and other mountains. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Michael Lindskog, a resident of Milford, crafts steel handpans he produces through his business, Mountain Man Handpan, a talent shared here with daughter Abigail as other family members visit the fair. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Karen B. Mitchell, a resident of Mont Vernon and a jeweler of high regard, displays a silver pendant that reflects her passion to craft high-end jewelry for rings, earrings and pendants. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Ed and Lana Fleming, residents of Merrimack, venture forth as a part of a contingent of 114 volunteers whose assistance helped make a stellar success of the 93rd Annual Craftsmen's Fair presented by the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen at Mount Sunapee Resort in Newbury, Aug. 1-9. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Sherie Dowsett, an Amherst artist who renders watercolors of birds, animals and landscapes, shares an original watercolor of a bear whose likeness will never be mass produced. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
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