Yellow Daisy Festival brightens weekend

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Yellow Daisy Festival brightens weekend

The Yellow Daisy Festival brings more than 500 artists and crafters from 38 States and two countries display their works for your appreciation and purchase. Friday, September 11, 2009.

The Yellow Daisy Festival at Stone Mountain Park is consistently one of the nation's top traditional arts and crafts events. This is the 41st year for the show, and admission is free, so it draws shoppers from far away, too.

The Yellow Daisy Festival is a huge event. Some 200,000 people will come to Stone Mountain Park to see and buy the wares of more than 500 crafters from around the United States.

Thom Clark of Lilburn, and his 3-year old triplets, from left, Ethan, Clair, and Samuel head to the food court for a break.

Vicki Remaley, of Gainesville, admires wooden wind spinners.

This art work is by The Bottle Benders from Eastanollee. The company has made art works for 40 years using recycled bottles.

This garden art is by Rick Heard's Garden Originals in Murfreesboro, Tenn.

Jean Chalfant, of The Bottle Benders, hangs chimes for resale during the festival.

Festivalgoers pass by Christmas yard decorations by Christmas Collectibles in Collins, Mo.

Tatum Tucker, 11, talks to her mother Kim Tucker, of Crawfordville, Fla., as the Tuckers relax on a Sky Chair.

Sandi Cale (left), of Snellville, and her long-time friend Lisa Stone, of Townville, SC, with Stone's granddaughter Elizabeth Stone, 2, take a break from shopping on a wooden garden chair.

Mike Watson and his wife Shannon Watson of Loganville, look at metal garden art by Creative Creations, of Woodstock. "We took a day off and enjoy here," Mike Watson said.

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The Yellow Daisy Festival at Stone Mountain Park is consistently one of the nation's top traditional arts and crafts events. This is the 41st year for the show, and admission is free, so it draws shoppers from far away, too.

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