Robert Privette, 35, and his daughter Elizabeth, 2, relax in the sun together at the Gainesville Fine Arts Association's 28th annual GFAA Art Festival at Thornebrook over the weekend at 2441 NW 43rd Street.
Eddie Myers, a 39-year-old artist from Lake Mary, measures his Jim Morrison piece at the Gainesville Fine Arts Association's 28th annual GFAA Art Festival at Thornebrook over the weekend.
Dennis Shattuck, a 58-year-old painter from Palm Bay, touches up his 3-D crane painting at the Gainesville Fine Arts Association's 28th annual GFAA Art Festival at Thornebrook over the weekend.
Eddie Myers, a 39-year-old artist from Lake Mary, measures his Jim Morrison piece at the Gainesville Fine Arts Association's 28th annual GFAA Art Festival at Thornebrook over the weekend.
Wendy Foreman, a 51-year-old jeweler from Ormond Beach, Fla., peers over her display at the Gainesville Fine Arts Association's 28th annual GFAA Art Festival at Thornebrook over the weekend at 2441 NW 43rd Street.
Ernst Lee, 50, a Gainesville artist, displays some of his work at the Gainesville Fine Arts Association's 28th annual GFAA Art Festival at Thornebrook over the weekend.
Cathy Martin, 60, owner of Cat's Paw jewelry, talks to festival goers about her jewelry at the Gainesville Fine Arts Association's 28th annual GFAA Art Festival at Thornebrook over the weekend.
Robert Privette, 35, and his daughter Elizabeth, 2, relax in the sun together at the Gainesville Fine Arts Association's 28th annual GFAA Art Festival at Thornebrook over the weekend at 2441 NW 43rd Street.
Hallie Peterson, 19, returned $2,655 in cash and checks she found in a parking lot. Peterson is working her way through college and said keeping the money didn’t feel right.
Hallie Peterson, 19, returned $2,655 in cash and checks she found in a parking lot. Peterson is working her way through college and said keeping the money didn’t feel right.
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