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Bringing the blues to Wesley Chapel

December 8, 2020 By Special to The Laker/Lutz News

The Wesley Chapel Art & Blues Festival offered a weekend of family fun, art, food and live music, on Nov. 21 and Nov. 22, at the Grove at Wesley Chapel.

An artisan craft fair featured dozens of artists selling homemade items, such as artwork, candles, jewelry and clothing. Artisans created work while interacting with guests, and there were all sorts of fun activities, such as barrel painting and Nerf Wars, too.

Numerous food trucks and a beer garden rounded out the festival’s offerings.

Matthew Misener, shows off his impressive double axe throwing skills at the Molly’s Hatchet axe throwing experience at the Wesley Chapel Art & Blues Festival on Nov. 21. The Zephyrhills native is the operations manager and event coordinator for Molly’s Hatchet, a competitive axe throwing venue in downtown Zephyrhills. (Christine Holtzman)
Lena Blackwell of Lutz, works on an abstract painting that depicts the plight of the honey bee inside her booth at the Wesley Chapel Art & Blues Festival on Nov. 21. Blackwell said most of her art is inspired by nature.
Susan Gann, a school teacher from Eagle Lake in Polk County, paints a green metal barrel in a butterfly and vine motif at the barrel painting and maze exhibit.
During a friendly battle of Nerf Wars, Nathan Mueller of Odessa, jumps out from behind a metal barrel barricade to surprise his 9-year-old son Alex.

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