Tasty Weekend; Featherstone Celebrates Art of Chocolate
Lucy Collins, 7, visits the chocolate fountain.
Lucy Collins, 7, visits the chocolate fountain.
Volunteers Posie Haeger and Olive Tomlinson.
Volunteers Posie Haeger and Olive Tomlinson.
Festival includes creating chocolate-inspired art.
Festival includes creating chocolate-inspired art.
Olivia Lyman adds her artwork to a sweet assortment.
Olivia Lyman adds her artwork to a sweet assortment.
Taking a turn at a sweet guessing game.
Taking a turn at a sweet guessing game.
Two tastes for $5, five tastes for $10.
Two tastes for $5, five tastes for $10.
Sally Culkin and Ann Smith.
Sally Culkin and Ann Smith.
Sweet and savory.
Sweet and savory.
The scene at Featherstone Center for the Arts this weekend would have made Willy Wonka proud: chocolate, chocolate, everywhere. From chocolate cookies and cake to chocolate-themed art projects, the 12th annual Art of Chocolate festival was a feast for the eyes and the taste buds.
Sweets are donated by a wide range of Island businesses and individuals. The festival was founded by the late confectioner Malcolm Campbell.