Published August 22. 2025 10:27AM
North Whitehall Township’s Shankweiler’s Drive-In Theatre, Orefield, was the site for K4K & Fur Mama Event’s End of Summer Craft Fair, Aug. 16.
Numerous experienced as well as brand new crafters sold everything from needlework to Halal, a food permissible to eat according to Islamic law.
Even though the temperature was in the high 80s, there were a good number of visitors looking for that special knick-knack, painting or other decorative item for their homes.
PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELANDRuth and Caleb Boyd’s of Boyd’s Bows, is a riot of colors at the K4K & Fur Mama End of Summer Craft Fair held at the Shankweiler’s Drive-In Theatre, Orefield, Aug. 16. Additional photos appear on Page A2.
Ashton Maliko is more interested in the flamingos at the entrance to Shankweiler’s Drive-In Theatre than shopping with mom Taylor Smith, of Wind Gap, at the K4K & Fur Mama End of Summer Craft Fair.
PRESS PHOTOS BY LOU WHEELANDLinda DeLong, of C&L Creations, Orefield, is chatting with customer Gwen Simek, of Quakertown, at the K4K & Fur Mama End of Summer Craft Fair.
Gina Cramsey and Edward Diehl’s business is called Plant Decoratives. They were participating in the K4K & Fur Mama End of Summer Craft Fair held at the Shankweiler’s Drive-In Theatre, Orefield, Aug. 16.
Abby Stauffer, of Fogelsville, hasn’t named her business yet, but is happy to serve Molly, of Kutztown, and Lori Smith, of Lower Macungie, during the K4K & Fur Mama End of Summer Craft Fair.
Heather, Rhys and David Lentz, of Macungie Borough, are found at The Artwork of John DiBiase booth during the K4K & Fur Mama End of Summer Craft Fair. Amy DiBiase is also seen in this photo in the black tank top.
IDelish kookies LLC, owner Bouchra Aggab, of Coplay, is happy to serve Donna Hanlon, of Center Valley, Mary Dubbs, of Bethlehem and Rachel Hanlon, of Orefield.
