Callie Powell, 14, sang with Doe Elliott during the event. She was scheduled to perform on Saturday, but when the rain on Oct. 28 pushed Kids’ Day to Oct. 5, she ended up entertaining all the visitors to the annual event. According to her mom and dad, Melanie and Kevin Powell, Callie has been singing her entire life–Photo by Amy Crane.
The young entrepreneurs filled all four corners of the square with items like candles, crocheted items, dog treats, snacks, and more–Photo by Matthew Crane
The young entrepreneurs filled all four corners of the square with items like candles, crocheted items, dog treats, snacks, and more–Photo by Matthew Crane.
Abigail McCrady, 12, of Jasper, made fresh pancakes for her booth while her sister, Gabby McCrady, 10, sold bracelet kits and temporary tattoos from her nearby table–Photo by Matthew Crane.
Partners and friends Logan Stallings (middle), 11, of Jasper and Patrick Kline (right), 12, of Jasper, demonstrated a 3D-printed front-end loader Logan created based on a design from an online design site, Printables.com. The pair also designed and printed items like fidget toys and other items for sale at their booth. According to the friends, Logan does a lot of the design and construction while Patrick handles the business operations––Photo by Matthew Crane.
