Photo Gallery: Loufest 2017
Elizabeth Konopelski , senior, attended Loufest both Saturday and Sunday. Konopelski took advantage of the free arm marbling offered as seen in the photo.
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The center of the festival grounds were lined with tents. Many tents sold handmade knick-knacks all created in St. Louis.
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Sofia Lombardi, junior, enjoys another year of Loufest. Lombardi was featured on the official Instagram of the festival.
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This year Loufest offered free arm marbling to all in attendance. Those in line waited up to two and a half hours.
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This year Loufest broke a world record by affixing the most stickers on a single bus. Many booths offered free stickers to customers to attach to the bus.
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Meredith Plein, senior, purchases lunch from Steve’s Hotdogs, one of the eighteen food vendors.
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Weezer and Snoop Dogg were the two main headlines of Loufest 2017. Featured is Weezer performing on Sunday night.
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Kenzie Winstead, senior, is Editor of Arts and Leisure for the 17-18 school year. When she is not in school, she is a Hostess at 54th Street Grill and...
