Bowling Green High School students Joshua Coleman, a junior, left, Joseph Kalmar, a sophomore [standing and wearing a plaid shirt], Michael Martin, a junior Black wearing a baseball shirt], and Claire Wells-Jensen, also a junior, creating their chalk art for the B.G. Rotary Club Chalk Walk art competition.
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James Cutri, left, and Payton Martinez, both of Bowling Green, looking at the jewelry of PH Asylum Works, one of the 200 artists displaying their work at the festival.
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Erica Donovan, a student athlete at Bowling Green State University, left, helps Lily Hanneman, 8, of Bowling Green, right, to make her tie-dye T-shirt at one of the many tables offering creative outlets for children. Behind Hanneman are Kevin Minnick, Sr., holding his son Kevin, Jr, 3, both of Toledo.
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Gavin Fox, 11, of Bowling Green, turns to see some of the boxes collapse as he and others try to build a wall of boxes as high as they can. At right is his sister Arianna Fox, 8.
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The colored-box wall is as entertaining having fallen down as it was to build.
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The Infatuations entertain a crowd in and around the tent.
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nthony Wayne High School students Osi Okoro, left, Hayley McArthur, both seniors, and Kaela Wesolowski, a junior, right, work on an entry to the B.G. Rotary Club Chalk Walk art competition.
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