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Day at the Chalet: Photo Gallery

Crowds flock to annual Arts in Strongsville event

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The wildly popular Day at the Chalet, sponsored by Arts in Strongsville, had another successful run Sunday, with beautiful weather and huge crowds.

Kids could make any number of crafts, paint pictures and get and own balloon animals -- all free of charge. Live bands entertained their parents and grandparents.

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