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Diverse Camas Days vendors offer something for everyone

Local craftspeople will be among 127 vendors on Fourth Avenue

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One of the many pieces of art that visitors will see at artist Scott Kluka’s booth at this year’s Camas Days celebration.

Camas Days is set to please almost everyone with its diverse array of vendors at this year’s festival.

There will be 127 vendors set up along Fourth Avenue in downtown Camas this weekend, each offering an array of items from homemade bath products to driftwood furniture.

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