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by Jane Stahl
While you're in Boyertown for the Philadelphia Avenue Street Fair on Saturday, June 6, 2026, stop by Studio B Art Gallery to participate in a one-day-only contest: vote for your favorite piece of "twisted" art, consider bidding to purchase it in the silent auction, and then spin the wheel for a prize donated by local businesses.
"We wanted to have some fun at the street fair," Deb Zaharchuk confesses. "I came up with a pretzel theme and invited artists to create a small piece of art we could auction and then offer prizes for those who took the time to cast a vote for their favorite."

"It is my hope, too, that folks will take the time to admire--and maybe purchase--some of the art in Studio B's current exhibit "Form & Fiber" which is a unique show of 3D and fiber art from 16 area artists. The work is really amazing.
"I also want to thank our area businesses for helping us to have some fun! "
Deb has joined Studio B in recent months, offers art-related workshops each month and holds Friday night "Art & Apps"--an open craft night followed by dinner at Other Farm.

Not badly done for a former journalism teacher and school newspaper advisor. Thank G_d there was no need for collating or paste-ups.
Sunny, with a high of 63 and low of 38 degrees. Smoky haze during the morning, sunny for the afternoon, clear in the evening, smoky haze overnight.
Interesting, Bob. Thanks, but I wonder how that related to people’s probably very strong religiously beliefs back then —-not the fact that there’s evil, but that there’s some kind of symbol that can stop it; that sounds more like witchcraft.
Religion and superstition have always co-existed. For an example, see any devout Christian in the area who also has a "lucky" Eagles jersey, or believes that wearing their baseball cap inside out will help a rally keep going...