A girl frolics in the famous water fountain in City Park during the Art in the Park festival. (I can also spot my lovely wife in the background.)

Dozens of booths featuring great art are the main attraction at Art in the Park. You can learn, buy, or just browse and enjoy.

A Hmong booth features the intricate "bandao" cloths (literally "flowery cloth") that tell the stories of their people. These are great for displaying in your home.

Several more booths by regional artists.

A Hmong family works at another Hmong booth.

The fine art of kettle corn draws many visitors. It's certainly a rapidly expanding art form.

Visitors and booths near the playground area of the park

More children are drawn into the waters of the fountain and its famous sculture.

Paintings by Debra Lee Hellwig, an outstanding Wisconsin artist.

A crowd wathces a gymnastics exhibition

Tumblers from the West Bend Dance-Tumbling Troupe entertain with a high-energy routine. This is what the crows above was watching.

More from the tumblers.

A catchy routine.

Another crowd ambles about City Park.

A band performs. It's not Fleetwood Mac - at least not this time - but people enjoyed it.

Beauty is what it's all about.

People pause to reflect on some beautiful art.

A bronze sculpture on display. (I lost the card - can anybody tell me who the artist is?)