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36th Annual Flame Tree Arts Festival
PHOTOS By ERWIN ENCINARES
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Posted on Apr 25 2017
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- A section of the 36th Annual Flame Tree Arts Festival showcasing traditionally woven baskets. The event was held over the weekend at the Garapan Fishing Base.
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- Toki Mojica, a regular artist for festivals such as the 36th Annual Flame Tree Arts Festival, displays her island jewelry handcrafted from materials found in the ocean.
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- Island-inspired ceramics were one of the many displays of art during the 36th Annual Flame Tree Arts Festival.
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- Hand-carved wooden sculptures and designer pieces were submitted to the 8th Annual Bridge Capital Art Contest.
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- The festivalgoers were entertained with a Maori Haka during the second night of the 36th Annual Flame Tree Arts Festival.
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- Shells hand-carved into accessories similar to those worn by ancient Chamorro tribes were a sight for tourists visiting the 36th Annual Flame Tree Arts Festival.
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- An entertaining fire dancing routine was presented to the festivalgoers during the 36th Annual Flame Tree Arts Festival.
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- Traditional Chamorro dances entertained festivalgoers during the last day of the 36th Annual Flame Tree Arts Festival.
