This booth looks so inviting

Today's addition to the Project

The sun cast a magical light onto the scene

Just a small part of the Project

As the year moves along, more visitors are coming to the weekly event in Downtown Lake Worth. Be assured that the weather helps a great deal, since it now gets noticeably less humid and just a tad cooler.

And of course the music by Cricklewood (where did they get that name from?) made it all worthwhile. Cleverly started in the 50s and then as they got warmed up, they worked their way closer into more recent music. Very well played!

Our "Season" is coming closer, and for the Love & Peace Project that means "abandoning" Evening on the Avenues for a while. But you will be able to visit at many other events, so please keep looking at the calendar to find it.

Thank you very much to everybody who dedicated beads at Evening on the Avenues. You made it all happen, and because of each single bead you chose, the Project has become closer to its goal.

A special Thank You goes to my dear friend Harold for helping with the take down of the booth after the event. It really means so much.

I am looking forward to come back to Lake Worth with a bigger and better display!

 - Ingrid Webster -

Some very special beads

The Love & Peace Project on its familiar place

A closeup of some beads

Spectators are anxiously awaiting the beginning of the music