Kimberly Crest House and Gardens Gets Buggy at Bug Festival
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From left: Elise Favila and her brother Ethan create bumblebees out of paper plates during the bug festival.
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Aaron Sheble holds up his hand-crafted bumblebee he created at the Bug Festival, hosted by Kimberly Crest House and Gardens
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From left: Bug Festival creator and volunteer Elene Luley, and and volunteer Samantha Luley give a smile at the event’s success.
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Naomi Nenard smiles after she finished her crawly spider at the Bug Festival.
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Pebble lady bugs lounged around the grounds, waiting to be taken home.
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Volunteer and Kimberly Juniors member Emily Windver helps with the Bug Festival.
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The guest who arrived unannounced, Praying Mantis, came to crash the Bug Festival.
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Live bugs like this praying mantis were also out and about at the festival!
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From left: Board Member James Clark and wife Pari Clark participate with their daughter, Mila, as she also engages in the arts and crafts that day.
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Animated storytelling by one of the volunteers had the children engaged at the Kimberly Crest Bug Festival.
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From left: Jackson, his brother and their mother Luci McNamara show off their handcrafted spiders.
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