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Turning cedar bark into art
Kaden Fish (left) and Hudsyn Welch took their time trying to fashion a rose from two strips of cedar bark at a Bearfest art class taught by Sandy Churchill at the Nolan Center on Saturday. The class was among more than 20 events at the five-day festival, which included symposiums about bears, along with music and art and photography sessions.
