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W E L C O M E
Hillcrest Festival of Fine Arts
Presenting "The Masters"
A retrospective presentation of past featured artists throughout the decades
February 21, 22, & 23, 2020

Annette Atwood
Armando Baeza
Kelly Bracamontes
Gerald Brommer
Nancy Enkoji
Brad Faegre
Sandra Grassi Nelipovich
Bill Haskell
Suzette Hodnett
Candace J. Metzger
Miss Mindy
Joel Nakamura
Yoshio C. Nakamura
Jon Oakes
Ernest Lacy
LeRoy Schmaltz
Adrian Van Suchtelen
......and 200 more artists!
..

Important Information
regarding the 2021 Festival of Fine Arts
Dear Artists and Friends of the Hillcrest Festival of Fine Arts:
We are sad to confirm that the Hillcrest Congregational Church Council has determined that we will not present the Hillcrest Festival of Fine Arts in 2021.
There was a general consensus within our Festival Committee that the Hillcrest Festival is such a multi-faceted event that a virtual version could not do it justice. It seems we all appreciate seeing the artworks and jewelry in person, enjoying conversations with old (and new) friends, watching the demonstrators create and explain their works, having a meal, listening to the music, and just being in the environment that the church provides for the Festival.
The Hillcrest Festival Committee has therefore decided that it will be better to wait until a full Festival will be possible again.
We thank you for your participation, and especially for your encouragement and mutual support as artists and friends.
Take care everyone and stay safe!


Festive Music for the Soul at Hillcrest Festival
