Scenes from the Bloomfield Art Festival

Kip Hoffer, from Linton, points to photo by Carol Kiser that he likes at the Bloomfield Art Festival.

Laura McIntosh looks over a display of art work by award-winning artist Wyatt LeGrand.

K.R. Langhead and Bob McGill enjoyed the music enough at the art festival to break into a quick dance.

Dusty Miller, a member of the popular area band Haywire, entertained solo at the art festival on Saturday morning.

Tonjua Toon, at right, from Scotland looks over Carol Kiser photos at the art show in the Bloomfield Town Park.

Tim Shonk, of Linton, works on his watercolor entry in the plein air art competition.

Vendors Bob McGill, left, and Tim Kirsch chat at the art festival.

Tim Kirsch, of "Home Tweet Home" shows off one of his new wine bottle bird feeders.

The Town of Bloomfield has a new logo. Aaron May, of rural Bloomfield, produced the winning design. Shown (from left) are Stacy Corbin, representing Psi Iota Xi Sorority, Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce President Joshua Riggins, Domnic May, Aaron May, Miranda May and Kayla Hendrix, project chairperson.

The town of Bloomfield has a new town logo. The logo, designed by rural Bloomfield resident Aaron May, was selected from among 23 entrants in a logo contest, sponsored by Psi Iota Xi Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce. May received a $250 prize for his efforts.

Bloomfield Town Marshal Kenny Tharp prepares to take a dip in the dunk tank at the art festival after a young hurler hit dead center on the release arm. Money raised at the dunk tank benefited the Bloomfield Fill-the-Pool project.

Khrissy Buccida, of Bloomfield, puts the finishing touches on her painting contest entry.