VIDEO: Christmas crafts in Hope

VIDEO: Christmas crafts in Hope

Hope residents get crafty for the holidays

Children and adults gathered at the Art Machine Saturday to create Christmas crafts with April Wilding in an event presented by Hope and District Arts Council.

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