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Annie Simonich, leopard clad, sips on her favorite flavored snow cone from the Tropical Shaved Kona Ice stand.

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On Saturday, patrons enjoy their fair food in the shade under the dining tent.

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Cortney Abbe and her mom, Susan Green, visit with artist Roy Morgan while admiring his breathtaking art exhibit.

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On Saturday, fairgoers enjoyed the beautiful weather on the OCCC campus during the 2010 Arts Festival Oklahoma.

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Evangeline Morrison, two years, smiles with delight after having her face painted for the first time.

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Lauren Axton of Norman gets a butterfly design to match her little sister, Sheridan Morrison. Axton promised Sheridan she would be a butterfly too.

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Artist, Janice Freeman, transforms Sheridan Morrison, six years old, into the butterfly she wants to be.

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Briana Harris, a freshman computer programming major at OCCC, takes in the vastness of astophotogher John Chumack’s galactic photography.

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Kaylynn Magers, is happy with her facepaint design. Artist, Janice Freeman, made lines of kids smile with her wonderfuly creative, facepaint application.

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Astrophotographer, John Chumack, describes one of his greatest works which is a photograph of the planets aligning. Chumack’s work has been features on the cover of Time Magazine. Find more of his work at www.galacticimages.com.

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Jim Elliott, of Oklahoma City, orders BBQ sandwiches from JR’s Concessions on Sat.

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After sampling kettle corn from vendor Tiffany Barnhill, patrons Mike and Helen Dill are ready with cash in hand to buy a big bag.

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Patrons sample kettle corn at the Arts Festival Oklahoma early Saturday.

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Pirate, George Heartman, age 7 and spiderman, Jackson Kalla, age three and a half play in the the gigantic sand box created for the Arts Festival Oklahoma Childrens Creative Center.

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Lanny Fiegenshuh. on harmonica, helps to creates those down home folk sounds of the Simoleons band.

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Batman fan, Westin Parker Morrison, holds steady for face painting artist, (name of artist). Children anxiously waited in long lines to transform their appearance.

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Ray Wyssmann, guitarist, entertains the Arts Festival Oklahoma crowd. The down home sounds of the american folk band, the Simoleons, welcomed the early fairgoers on Saturday.

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Artist, Jim Clements, greets Emil Coffey, a local admirer. Coffey loves art that tells a story.

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Cortney Abbe of Oklahoma City, enjoys painting the vase that she chose under the pottery making tent. After completing her design the vase was fired in a kiln for aproximately forty five minutes.

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Pirate George Heartman, age 7, digs in the sand box under the Children’s Creative Center tent.

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Robert Marvin paruses matted art created by artist

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Patrons choose their favorite flavors to top snow cones from Kona Shaved Ice.

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The vendor,Tropical Shaved Kona Ice, serves up shaved ice. Patrons then get to choose their favorite flavor and add it self serve style.

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Sisters Emma(left) and Annie(right) Simonich sip on snow cones from the Tropical Shaved Kona Ice stand.