Dinglerfest ‘Episiode 2’ attracts visitors from multiple states

Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Dinglerfest “Episode 2” to the benefit Sid Weber Memorial Cancer Fund offers plenty of visuals at the R.M. Distillery in Dillard on May 4 as folk artists and visitors dodged rain showers deposited from a day of dark clouds. ABOVE: Pat Garner and Randy Wood talk with event organizer Charlie Dingler. Left: John Harrison has to do double take at the bagpipe-playing dinosaur artist Daniel Bollinger.
Enoch Autry/The Clayton Tribune. Dinglerfest “Episode 2” to the benefit Sid Weber Memorial Cancer Fund offers plenty of visuals at the R.M. Distillery in Dillard on May 4 as folk artists and visitors dodged rain showers deposited from a day of dark clouds. ABOVE: Pat Garner and Randy Wood talk with event organizer Charlie Dingler. Left: John Harrison has to do double take at the bagpipe-playing dinosaur artist Daniel Bollinger.

A smattering of rain from overcast Dillard skies had some seeking cover, but May 4 was more about people seeking an array of folk art from dozens of artists at the Dinglerfest “Episode 2.”

Charlie Ding…