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Trillium Cove Spring Art Walk

Sarah Grace Brollair and Remy Rochelle are fascinated with the origami that Ayaka Ito is showing them at the Trillium Cove Art Walk.

Photo by Jolanda Jansma

Sarah Grace Brollair and Remy Rochelle are fascinated with the origami that Ayaka Ito is showing them at the Trillium Cove Art Walk.

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  • Peter Mueller, Bud and Mary Grace McCaffery, Alica and Gary Bors stroll through the Trillium Cove Shopping Center during their spring Art Walk.
  • Judy Clark browses through some prints.
  • The Brollairs enjoy a day of artwork and unique shops at the Trillium Cove Art Walk. From left are Sarah Grace, Annella, Holden Brollair, Barbara O’Reilly and Emme Brolliar.
  • Billy Reynolds keeps busy with a new wood carving during the Trillium Cove spring Art Walk.
  • Brenda Martell brought her work from her home in Nashville to the celebration of the arts at Trillium Cove.
  • Blake Hopper gets his fill from the crawfish boil at the Trillium Cove Art Walk.
  • Enjoying the crawfish for lunch are Dallas Crusenberry and Renee Grow Crusenberry.
  • Taking time to listen to some music by Pistol Creek Catch of the Day are Charles Salomone, Barbara O’Reilly and Holden Brollair.
  • Sarah Grace Brollair and Remy Rochelle are fascinated with the origami that Ayaka Ito is showing them at the Trillium Cove Art Walk.
  • Joe Barranger shows his son, Cap, how to peel a crawfish.
  • Enjoying their lunches are Susan Birdwell, Jim and Jan Barnes and Susan Anderton.
  • Cab and Ruthie Barranger find that crawfish heads can make great finger puppets.
  • Mike Shults shows off his handcrafted wooden toys.
  • Yoshi Inohara, Michiko MiYake and Yoko Tanaka take advantage of a great crowd to showcase the Japanese arts. Monies raised were donated to a fund for Japanese disaster victims.
  • Hanging out at the Trillium Cove Art Walk are Ashley and Mila Thresher, and Nathan and Neice Brooks.
  • Michael Nestor gets a mess of crawdads ready to cook.
  • Owen Rhodes is ready to play some music at the Trillium Cove Art Walk this spring.

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