Those craving art, culture, music, great food and more flocked to Helper City’s Main Street over the weekend to experience the 25th annual Helper Arts, Music and Film Festival.
There was no shortage of great activities, art and crafted items for purchase, food and live entertainment to enjoy, and more. Films with local flair were featured at the Rio Theater throughout the course of the festival while a new exhibit could be viewed at the Western Mining and Railroad Museum. The galleries and businesses located along the street were open to all and packed throughout the weekend.
As always, a children’s art yard was on display with local young talent showcased. Helper City Mayor Lenise Peterman remarked that she believed the 25th festival to be the best yet.
