It’s a mid-October tradition in Bell Buckle: Thousands crowd the streets for the Bell Buckle Arts and Crafts Fair, sparked by the fair-within-a-fair Webb School Arts and Crafts Fair. Saturday …
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Craft fans descend on Bell Buckle
Steve Hopper, of Wheel, was selling knives and demonstrating them by peeling vegetables Saturday at the annual Bell Buckle-Webb School Arts & Crafts Fair.
T-G Photos by David Melson
The streets were full of shoppers seeking new craft discoveries and good food.
It’s songtime as Zack Stevens, of Murfreesboro, plays his guitar. Stevens said he was hanging out with his girlfriend, a merchant at the show.
Trena Cook, left, and Sandy Clanton, both of Shelbyville, captured Bigfoot — two of them — from a fair vendor.
If Willie and Waylon (and the boys?) had shown up, seats of honor were waiting.
Bell Buckle was a sea of orange Saturday in the hours before Tennessee’s win over Alabama. Among Vol fans were Rhonda Farriss, of Whitwell, and her son, Archer, who already had his game face on.
“You can buy everything but the kitchen sink,” the old expression goes. On Saturday in Bell Buckle, you COULD buy the kitchen sink.
- J. Jordan Boutique of Shelbyville had a booth at the fair.
It’s a mid-October tradition in Bell Buckle: Thousands crowd the streets for the Bell Buckle Arts and Crafts Fair, sparked by the fair-within-a-fair Webb School Arts and Crafts Fair. Saturday and Sunday were no exception.