Published February 05. 2019 11:00PM
Sunny skies and ‘balmy’ 30 degree weather greeted art enthusiasts at the 13th annual SnowBlast Winter Arts Festival Feb. 2 in downtown Emmaus. After the recent bout of snow and bitter subzero temperatures, folks were able to enjoy a day of activities centered around Emmaus Triangle Park without worrying about frostbite.
The family-friendly event, hosted by the Emmaus Arts Commission, featured local artist demonstrations, ice sculpture and wood carving, “Palette Walk” scavenger hunt, winter crafts, live music, ice skating performances by the SnowBlast Ice Princess and interactive art activities.
The Emmaus Historical Society, Emmaus Public Library and more than two dozen local businesses participated in, or contributed to, the well-attended festivities.
For more information, visit emmausarts.org.
PRESS PHOTOS BY ED COURRIERA trio of bassoonists provide soothing music at the top of the landing inside the Emmaus Historical Society's Main Street headquarters during SnowBlast 2019. Flanked by her private students, at left, Caroline Junker and Rowan Milne, at right, is bassoon instructor Ariel Scholz from St. Ann School. Both girls attend Emmaus High School. Copyright - &Copy; Ed Courrier
