Magic City Art Connection features over 200 artists

Featured is another collaborative piece where people painted together.

Featured work by an artist.

A volunteer helps paint books for the "book maze."

Collaborative art piece.

Featured artist booth.

Storms caused the festival to close early on Sunday.

Children painted the covers of old books, magazines and textbooks and a "book maze" was created.

People leave the festival with their purchases.

Children painted the covers of old books, magazines and textbooks and a "book maze" was created.

A volunteers helps with a creative art piece.

Children painted the covers of old books, magazines and textbooks and a "book maze" was created.

Booths were set up around the Linn Park fountain.

An artist sells animal magnets.

Greek food booths were set up just outside the festival.

Dreamcatchers are featured.

Two women add to a collaborative painting of dogs.

Artists sold everything from metal works to clay to wood carvings.

Featured is a painter's booth.

Many of the booths sold handmade jewelry.

The Magic City Art Connection brought out thousands of people from Birmingham and all over the state.

Featured art at the festival.

A family checks out the Magic City Art Connection on Sunday, April 30.

Specialty clothes, aprons and fabrics are sold.

A women looks at a booth with paintings.

Featured is an artists with her work.

Prints were a popular piece that was sold all weekend.

Children make dreamcatchers.

Children added to collaborative art all weekend.

An artist booth is featured.

The Magic City Art Connection brought out people from all over the state.

Various booths advertised Mother's Day and Father's Day gifts.

Specialty-made grills were sold.

The Alabama School of Fine Arts had a booth of student work.

Vendors sold all sorts of traditional and non-traditional art work, including furs.

The weekend was filled with performances from different groups, clubs and cultures.

People made dreamcatchers to take home with them.

People added encouraging messages and art pieces throughout the weekend.

People let their clay creations dry.

Volunteers helped children make "anti-art" creations.

The weekend was hot so people enjoyed Steel City Pops and children played in the fountains.

The Birmingham Musuem of Art had a booth for people to participate and get artsy.

The Magic City Art Connection included the spoken word poetry.

Collaborative pieces were made as the weekend went on.

The Magic City Art Connection included spoken word poetry.