Coconut Grove Grapevine: The Mad Hatter Festival continues on Sunday

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Sunday, November 20, 2016

The Mad Hatter Festival continues on Sunday

Mad Hatter weekend continues in the Grove on Sunday, where The Mad Hatter Arts Festival is back at The Barnacle from 10 am to 5 pm, same as Saturday.

It's a two days of art, artisans and vintage items with food Vendors and live music, all in and around The Barnacle grounds. It's something truly Grovey and unique to the Village, Teresa Sorrentino and Katrina Boler keep the event this traditional going each year. This is the 12th year. Look at that view on the great lawn out back; art leads right up to the bay.

On Saturday night, there was an outdoor screening of the original Walt Disney "Alice in Wonderland" movie shown from the big screen dropped from the Historic Barnacle House.

Richard Deilke goes all out each year. I'm not sure what he is. Is that a shark?

The Festival is $2 inside the park, free outside on the street.

Well behaved pets on leash are permitted.

For more info: madhatterartsfestival.com or 305 528-4971

The Barnacle is at 3485 Main Highway.

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