The third annual Art in the Park hosted in Heritage Park by the Junction City Arts Council drew a steady stream of people on Saturday.

Arts Council President Sally Jardine said they were pleased with the attendance. “This is our third year, yes indeed. This one was bigger than before. ” Forty-eight vendors participated in the event with wares and products on display.

There were live musical performances and a historical reenactment of the fur trader era by the Scott Jury family of Wamego. That period began in the 1600’s and ran until about 1840. That included telling of stories and the building of a campfire. An authentic looking teepee was also set up in the park as part of that display.