Gaslight Festival
The annual Gaslight Festival Arts & Crafts Extravaganza was held Sept. 16-18 in downtown Jeffersontown.
The event featured more than 200 vendors from across the country, live music, festival games and rides and plenty of food.
photos by BILL WINE | contributing photographer
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- U of L and UK hats were for sale.
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- Tie dyed clothing for infants was available for purchase.
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- The featured wines at one of the booths.
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- The Street Heat Band provided musical entertainment.
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- The Jeffersontown Optimist Club sponsored a basketball shooting booth.
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- The Corn Dog stand was one of many food stands at the event.
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- Terry Reeser and Jeff Pluhar manned a booth which sold wine.
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- Terry McDowell, Bridgette Gentry, and Jennifer Couture.
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- Stuffed animals were for sale.
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- Shirley Beyl, Vanessa Williams, and Missy Barry.
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- Sharon Harris worked at a booth and managed to stay out of the sun.
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- Scott and Tonya Deetch, Amy Wilson, and Drue King.
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- Sam McNay sat up in a coffin.
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- Robin Hornback, Lisa Wood, Barbara Back, and Terri Cox all wore their favorite school colors.
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- Rides at the event included this rocking Pirate Ship.
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- Plenty of good food was available.
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- Outdoor activity included climbing a simulated rocky mountain.
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- Misty Stone.
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- Michael Black spent the day working inside of a booth.
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- Megan Cook and Emily Shackleton were all smiles.
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- Linda and Pam Thomas.
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- Kevin Bowling and Martha and Joe Uveges worked an ice cream stand.
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- Kayla Johnson and Lola.
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- Jacob Blaire and Brooklyn Cooper.
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- Gloria Forsythe and Lilly Johnson.
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- Fun was had by all ages at this event.
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- Eddie and Ella VanMeter sat in front of a shop window in the shade and spent the day watching people.
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- Colorful wind ornaments were featured at this booth.
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- Children enjoyed the inflatable slide.
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- Bob Payne had a hot job of grilling corn and meat.
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- Ashton, Arnold, and Cary Holliman.
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- Ashley and Renee Lord.
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- Ami Patel spent time on the Jumpe Jumpe.
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- A painted horse and a child exchanged hellos.
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- A large late afternoon crowd spent the time walking and visiting many booths which lined the main street.
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- A hay wagon was used to transport people.
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- A boy enjoyed shooting a tommy gun at a target as he wore his favorite hat.
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