Not their first time involved in collection. Clergy managing the admission. ONLY $3 to get into this great event where everyone tries to help.

Wooden boat display also serves as a screen for a projection of the film Cranky.

Sure, you can get grub here! You can even buy a grub box by Donald Wells.

Speaking of grub, last chance for Growler’s Ice Cream and food from Nicole’s Café before they close for the winter.

My lovely new friends the Lukeys visiting all the way from Saskatchewan. Their first trip to Fogo Island and they’ll be back!

One of the newer businesses to arrive on the Island. Bare Buns! Home based specialty baking.

Partridgeberry pastries from Ross Osmond’s Chester’s Super Stop. As always, they had some of everything, including berries and fudge for sale.

Noel Mount and Claudia Brahms

Woven goods, prints and paper art by Claudia Brahms.

Photography by Noel Mount. First annual booth!

Construction and new home builds are strong on Shoal Bay ‘s Herring Cove Gallery. Winston Osmond isn’t usually huffin’ but spends a lot of puffin time.

Linda Osmond’s gorgeous quilts!

Taking pictures from behind Seal Harbour Designs booth because there are so many customers you can’t see it from the front. Great local clothing and purses made from seal skin. Owner Heather White from Change Islands.

My favorite area. I just love watching the boat building by children.

Painting is important in boat building too.

And there’s no age limits! Claudia Brahms teaching paper strip weaving.

Paddy Barry Photography featuring beautiful Fogo Island.

And now I’m worried I missed someone! There was so much! Eileen Osmond and others are also showing their knitting, quilting and hooking too.

This festival is definitely a winner!