Weekend Roundup for Art, Barks & Purrs, World Refugee Day

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Weekend Roundup for Art, Barks & Purrs, World Refugee Day

Photos of the Art, Barks & Purrs Arts and Crafts Festival and World Refugee Day, plus other weekend events in the Atlanta metro area.

San Magar plays with bubbles during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Angela Oh (left) performs during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Jungha Kim (center) performs during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Mais Alrajab (right) is served a helping of food by Setphenie Lai during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Fata Jahic (center) from Bosnia and Azhar Hasan (left) from Iraq hold American flags as they wait to become naturalized citizens of the United States during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Muhamed Alfargani (right) waits to become a naturalized citizen of the United States during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Irine Mukta (left) holds an American flag as she shows it to her daughter Samara Alam during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Leqaa Mageed (center) covers her heart with her hand as she sings the national anthem during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Ngai Mang sings the national anthem during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Roslia Trimino (right) takes an oath to become a naturalized citizen of the United States during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Naturalization ceremony participants hold American flags during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Tammi Douglas (left) and her husband Jason buy a harness for their newly adopted puggle during the Art, Barks & Purrs Arts and Crafts Festival at the Cobb County Animal Control facility in Marietta on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The third annual festival featured 28 different artists and crafters from around the metro Atlanta area, a silent auction as well as an opportunity to adopt dogs and cats. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Sista Girl, a Chinese crested hairless, chases bubbles blown by her owner Alison Lanier as she waits for customers during the Art, Barks & Purrs Arts and Crafts Festival at the Cobb County Animal Control facility in Marietta on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The third annual festival featured 28 different artists and crafters from around the metro Atlanta area, a silent auction as well as an opportunity to adopt dogs and cats. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Aellan Barnes (right) points a dog out to her father Keith and mother Hillary during the Art, Barks & Purrs Arts and Crafts Festival at the Cobb County Animal Control facility in Marietta on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The third annual festival featured 28 different artists and crafters from around the metro Atlanta area, a silent auction as well as an opportunity to adopt dogs and cats. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Caryn Mills crochets as she waits for customers during the Art, Barks & Purrs Arts and Crafts Festival at the Cobb County Animal Control facility in Marietta on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The third annual festival featured 28 different artists and crafters from around the metro Atlanta area, a silent auction as well as an opportunity to adopt dogs and cats. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Mariamar Masso feeds Molly, a mixed breed, a dog treat during the Art, Barks & Purrs Arts and Crafts Festival at the Cobb County Animal Control facility in Marietta on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The third annual festival featured 28 different artists and crafters from around the metro Atlanta area, a silent auction as well as an opportunity to adopt dogs and cats. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Jillian Paul (right) and Lian Shepherd pet Lucy, one of the featured adoptable dogs during the Art, Barks & Purrs Arts and Crafts Festival at the Cobb County Animal Control facility in Marietta on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The third annual festival featured 28 different artists and crafters from around the metro Atlanta area, a silent auction as well as an opportunity to adopt dogs and cats. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Speckles, a catahoula-great dane mix, sits in the shade of a artist's tent surrounded by Jute sculptures during the Art, Barks & Purrs Arts and Crafts Festival at the Cobb County Animal Control facility in Marietta on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The third annual festival featured 28 different artists and crafters from around the metro Atlanta area, a silent auction as well as an opportunity to adopt dogs and cats. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Tyler Toebben (center) walks with his family and giant schnauzer Loki during the Art, Barks & Purrs Arts and Crafts Festival at the Cobb County Animal Control facility in Marietta on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The third annual festival featured 28 different artists and crafters from around the metro Atlanta area, a silent auction as well as an opportunity to adopt dogs and cats. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

Molly, a mixed breed, stands waiting to greet visitors in front of one of the many artist booths during the Art, Barks & Purrs Arts and Crafts Festival at the Cobb County Animal Control facility in Marietta on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The third annual festival featured 28 different artists and crafters from around the metro Atlanta area, a silent auction as well as an opportunity to adopt dogs and cats. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

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San Magar plays with bubbles during the World Refugee Day celebration at the Clarkston Community Center in Clarkston on Saturday, June 21, 2014. The celebration included food, performances and a naturalization ceremony for 20 refugees and asylees from 12 different countries including Ghana, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia and Kenya. JONATHAN PHILLIPS / SPECIAL

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