Bill Ross and his brother, Turner Ross, both of New Orleans, answer questions during a film workshop at Fall Arts & Arches inside the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16. The brothers became famous after making the movie “45365” which highlighted the lives of people living in Sidney. The movie got a big boost when Roger Ebert highlighted the film. The brothers recently came out with a new movie named Gasoline Rainbow. The movie will be in wide release next year.
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Artist Maureen O’Keefe, shows an example of blind- contour drawing to Chloe Dunham, left, 10, and her dad, Brad Dunham, all of Sidney, during a drawing workshop at Fall Arts & Arches in the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16. Hanging on the walls are distorted portraits done by O’Keefe that are part of her art show. Chloe is also the daughter of Joni Dunham.
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Maelee Fitzgerald holds up her son, Elias Fitzgerald, 4, both of Sidney, so he can make a basket during Fall Arts & Arches in front of the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16. Elias is also the son of Gage Fitzgerald.
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Logan Accuntius, left, 17, and Cayden Barga, both of Sidney, look at some of the pour paintings that were outside drying during the Fall Arts & Arches next to the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16. Accuntius is the son of Jenny and Matt Accuntius.
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Kozmic Dyes Owner Brittany Krabill, left, talks with her friend and helper, Zara Brown, both of Sidney, inside the Kozmic Dyes tent where kids could learn to tie dye during Fall Arts & Arches in front of the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16.
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Maddox Barnes, 16, of Sidney, adds his mark to a communal painting at Fall Arts & Arches in front of the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16. Barnes is the son of Deandre and Kari Barnes.
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Patsy Lawson, of Sidney, attaches a button to her grandson, Darion Lawson’s, 4, of Piqua, shirt. Darion designed the button at Fall Arts & Arches in front of the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16. Darion is the son of Jordy and Krystal Lawson.
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Lealah Ross, 9, of Sidney, draws with chalk on the road at Fall Arts & Arches in front of the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16. Lealah is the daughter of Kandi and Jeff Ross.
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Brandon Davis, left, of Maplewood, teaches John Elison, of Dayton, how to shape pottery on a potters wheel at Fall Arts & Arches in front of the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16.
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Alexa Mason, left, talks with her daughter, Sophie Mason, 3, both of Sidney, about a pour painting Sophie made at Fall Arts & Arches in front of the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16. Sophie is also the daughter of Derick Mason.
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Wesson Davis, left, 3, paints a piece of wood as his aunt, Josie Davis, both of Sidney, watches at Fall Arts & Arches inside the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16. Wesson is the son of Megan Smart and Cody Davis.
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Looking at a sculpture for sale are, left to right, Ian Hinz, of Cleveland, Sidney High School art teacher Kelly Walker and Maggie Turner, 16, both of Sidney, at Fall Arts & Arches in front of the Historic Sidney Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 16. Walker’s art students were selling their art projects under a tent. Turner is the daughter of Kevin and Erica Turner. She also had art for sale at the tent.
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