Paul Carlino, left, and Tim Pynn talk at 100 American Craftsmen at the Kenan Center on Friday. The 45th annual craftsmen show continues Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (PHOTOS BY SCOTT LEFFLER / ENP STAFF)

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Bob Hagen, left, talks with one of the 100 American Craftsmen on Friday.

The 45th annual 100 American Craftsmen show at the Kenan Center wraps up Sunday.

With artists coming from around the country — and some from Lockport — selling their unique wares at the Kenan Arena, the show is a perennial favorite for local residents.

The event, featuring live music, specialty food vendors and wineries, an Herbal Plant Sale, and the new “Annex Market” with first-time artisans, student craft art display, and more will run from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Visitors can also enjoy the current exhibit in the Kenan House Gallery: EXTRAORDINARY FORMS IV: THE CERAMICS LEGACY OF ROBERT L. WOOD from noon to 4 p.m. Wood is a professor of design and coordinator of the ceramics program at SUNY Buffalo State. Featured are more than 30 of Wood’s ceramic pieces spanning his 28-year career along with works by 12 of his former students.

Admission to 100 American Craftsmen is $6; children 12 and under are free. This year, active duty military personnel and students with ID will pay $3. A discount coupon and more details are available online at www.100americancraftsmen.com.

Craftsmen come from all across the country. And some are from Rochester, like Cheryl Olney, pictured here.

There's more photos available here. (link)

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