Locals Display Their Talents in Menifee Arts Showcase

Members of the Alias Movement dance company perform during Saturday's Menifee Arts Showcase. Menifee 24/7 photos: Kristen Spoon

Adults and children alike performed, displayed their craft skills and watched others do the same Saturday during the Fifth Annual Menifee Arts Showcase.

The event, held in the northwest section of Countryside Marketplace, was hosted by Arts Council Menifee. Guests viewed artwork using paint, sculpture and many other methods. Artists performed through song, dance and theatrical reading. Live performances took place on three stages between The Beer Hunter and Chipotle.

Arts Council Menifee sponsors events throughout the year in several divisions. Art gallery shows are held regularly at Kay Ceniceros Center. For more information, visit the Arts Council Menifee website here.

Children learned how to make clay sculptures in front of the Painted Earth craft store.

Members of the Starlight Singers children's group performed for the audience.

Young girls were attracted to a table where they could make ceramic pendants.

Paintings of every kind were on display at the Menifee Arts Showcase.