CAMBRIDGE − Artists from across the country exhibited their creations during the 55th Salt Fork Arts & Crafts Festival held recently at the Cambridge City Park.
Many artists received awards, and the Best of Show went to Michelle Chang of California.
Adult award winners from the 2025 Salt Fork Arts & Craft Festival includes, from left, Boureima Nabaloum, Lisa McGinty, Halcyon Domanski, Suphattra Pollack, Bradford Pollack, Danielle Lestock, Terry Hadley, Wayne D Dyer, Suzanne Fideli-Krongold, Michelle Chang and Barb Cyphert.
People’s Choice Awards are given by the Salt Fork Festival to those whose work was voted upon by the visitors. These awards were presented to Wayne Dyer, first place; Bradford Pollack, second place; Terry Hadley, third place; and Danielle Lestock, fourth.
Other winners and their awards include:
● Halcyon Domanski, W.B. Green Award, any medium
● Suzanne Fideli-Krongold, Robert W. Amos Founders Award, any medium
● Ben Mutchler, Parnell and Associates Award, any medium
● Danielle Lestock, Bill Saling Memorial Award, whimsical woodwork
● Terry Hadley, Dick McCoy Memorial Award, glass or wood
● Jim Zhang, Jack Cartner Memorial Award, glass or painting
● Michelle Chang, Emily McCoy Award, something of interest to a child
● Barb Cyphert, Holly Phillips Creativity Award
● Debra Haines, Virginia Price Memorial Award
● Suphattra Pollack, Carol Wilcox-Jones Joyful Expression Award
● Boureima Nabaloun, Priscilla Ann Bridwell Award
● Pam Ruminski, Wencek Family Award, colorful glass or pottery
● Suphattra Joy Pollack Daniel Eikenberry Award, art in living things
● Danielle Lestock, George Eikenberry Award, natural beauty
● Martha Rice, Mimi Eikenberry Case Award, art at its best
● Lisa McGinty, Alice Eikenberry Award, beauty in nature
● John Baughman, Diane Hebert Diane Hebert and Edward J. McCoul Award, best Christian or patriotic art
This article originally appeared on The Daily Jeffersonian: California woman wins top prize at Salt Fork Arts & Crafts Festival
