Arts at Hayfield through the years - Image Gallery #19306

For nearly 40 years, Penn State Wilkes-Barre has hosted thousands of community members for events put on by Arts at Hayfield, a nonprofit organization that supports the arts in the community and on campus.

Two children smiling at the camera with their arms around each other.

Children enjoy Arts at Hayfield's Summer Arts Festival in 2023.

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People walking on a path looking at stands under tent canopies.

Attendees browse at the 2023 Summer Arts Festival.

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A man sits behind a table filled with wood carvings.

Wood crafts on display at a previous Summer Arts Festival.

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People browsing tables at an indoor craft show.

Attendees browse through the Homespun Holidays craft show in a previous year.

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A newspaper clipping from 2004 with the headline "20 years of arts and crafts."

The Times Leader highlighted Arts at Hayfield's 20th anniversary in 2004.

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Children watching someone make balloon art outdoors.

Balloon art was popular at this Summer Arts Festival in 1999.

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A 1984 alumni newsletter clipping about the founding of Arts at Hayfield.

This 1984 piece from "Between the Lions," a newsletter for alumni and friends of Penn State Wilkes-Barre, highlights the founding of what would become Arts at Hayfield.

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A black-and-white photo of a group of people around a table.

Arts at Hayfield's first Executive Committee meeting in 1984 to organize the group.

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