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Dean Parenti, 6, Lindsay Hoffman, 7, Emily Hoffman, 2, Sydney Hoffman, 4, and Holly Ferrantel, 10, enjoyed snow cones during the festival.
Jerry and Nettie Atlas tried the fresh crepes at the Arts & Crafts Festival on Saturday.
San Agnst and Ashley DeBernardi from the Long Beach Recreation Department sold T-shirts.
Collin Fontaine, 8, with his sister, Keira, checking out the local art on the boardwalk.
Two-year-old Lilly on dad Josh Pinhasov’s shoulders at the city's annual Arts & Crafts Festival, which ran from July 13-15.
Penny Frondelli/Herald
Saturday, July 14, 12:41 p.m. — Thousands turned out for the city’s Arts & Crafts Festival, which ran from July 13-15.
Saturday, July 14, 12:31 p.m. — Rachel Mitzner tried on a trendy hat during the city’s Arts and Crafts Festival.
Penny Frondelli/Herald
Thousands turned out for this year’s Arts & Crafts Festival in Long Beach, which ran from July 13-15. The event kicked off on Friday night before the city’s annual fireworks show and the 8 p.m. Killer Joe concert on Long Beach Boulevard beach.
On Saturday and Sunday, hundreds of vendors selling everything from food and drinks to jewelry and apparel, lined up along the boardwalk for the festival, an annual event that city officials say attracts more than 20,000 people.
“It was packed,” said city spokesman Gordon Tepper. “It was larger this year — we had more food and craft vendors.”
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