MACON, Ga. — Lots of people walked over from the Cherry Blossom festival to the Mulberry Arts and Crafts Festival on Saturday, hoping to score big on cute treasures to take home.
The Middle Georgia Art Association says the festival is the oldest in middle Georgia, and has hundreds of vendors.
Almost everything was available, from plants to sculptures to earrings and necklaces, to books, and more.
The festival is free and family friendly, and welcomed thousands of visitors.
If you still want to check out the wares, you can! The festival continues on Sunday March 24 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.