Despite the cold and wet weekend, many residents headed to downtown Westport for the 48th annual Fine Arts Festival on Sunday.
The festival served as a comeback year for many artists who didn't get to participate in the 2020 festival after it was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
There were about 130 tents set up, all with unique paintings, sculptures and porcelain pottery.
Some students as young as 5 years old showcased their work after they used art as a form of relief during the pandemic.
Live music was performed at the festival as well.
Wesport's Fine Arts Festival is ranked top 20 in the country out of 1,000 shows.