Resident Gary Williams was on hand with his classic 1968 Ford Torino Squire which was part of the car show.
By all accounts, the recent Art, Wine & Wheels Festival in Mariposa was a rousing success.
The annual festival is organized by the Rotary Club of Mariposa Yosemite and takes place on the courthouse lawn. This is one of the group’s biggest fundraisers of the year.
The local Rotary Club provides many charitable services in the community, including distributing scholarships to local students graduating from high school.
To learn more about the club, including how to join, visit www.mariposayosemiterotary.org
Travis Medlock of The Local Grape smiles as he pours a glass of wine during the festival.
Rosalie Thurston, education coordinator at the Mariposa Museum and History Center, is shown with docent Brandon Tillery during the festival.
Randy Brower, left, president of the Rotary Club of Mariposa Museum, does an interview live in KRYZ 98.5 FM during the festival. Greg Little of the local radio station conducted the interview.
Artist Sam Frankel gets ready to do one of his paintings, part of the festivities during the event.
The car show was added to the festival several years ago and has proven to be a major success. Many people enjoyed looking at the classic autos.
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