The Palmer Ale House offered lived music on the green during this year’s fair. The pub says more concerts on the green are planned throughout the summer. Jenny Weaver/For the Frontiersman
PALMER — Hundreds of people flocked to the annual Palmer Midsummer Garden and Art Faire Saturday to celebrate local art and gardening.
Various vendors, live music, a recipe swap and how-to workshops were at locations around downtown Palmer throughout the day.
Workshops ranged from drum-making to the growing of wild herbs for healing, to photography and raku fired pottery.
The faire also was combined with this month’s Palmer Art Walk.
Garden and Art Faire Jenny Weaver/For the FrontiersmanGarden and Art Faire Jenny Weaver/For the FrontiersmanA shopper browses a one of the booths set up during the annual Palmer Midsummer Garden and Art Faire Saturday. Jenny Weaver/For the FrontiersmanKyndra White-Hunt works at the information booth during the Palmer Midsummer Garden and Art Faire Saturday. Jenny Weaver/For the FrontiersmanKids decorate their own canning jars during the annual Garden and Art Faire in Palmer Saturday. Jenny Weaver/For the FrontiersmanGarden and Art Faire Jenny Weaver/For the FrontiersmanGarden and Art Faire Jenny Weaver/For the FrontiersmanGarden and Art Faire Jenny Weaver/For the FrontiersmanCindy Woodings of the Valley Fiber Arts Guild spins wool in the shade at the annual Palmer Midsummer Garden & Art Faire. Caitlin Skvorc/FrontiersmanMaria McKiernan paints in the Palmer Museum garden, representing the Valley Fine Arts Association in Palmer. Caitlin Skvorc/FrontiersmanBorealis Baubles has jewelry for sale outside Fireside Books for the Faire, Saturday July 12. Caitlin Skvorc/Frontiersman