From left, Vincent Moore, Emerson Moore and Lindsay Denham, all of Butler, dressed for the occasion for Saturday's Witches Day Out craft show on Main Street.

The weather Saturday turned Witches Day Out into Witches Day In.

The craft show, running from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., just moved inside the Sons & Daughters of Italy, 338 S. Main St.

Attendees moved about vendors selling clothing, crystals, wine glasses, all-natural soaps and other crafts; sampled drinks such as Witches Brew and Drunk Witch, created especially for the occasion; and sampled food, including stuffed cabbage and turkey balls, stuffing with mashed potatoes and turkey in the center, coated with egg and bread crumbs and then deep fried and served with a side of cranberry sauce.

Charmaine Fetterman, a member of the Sons & Daughters of Italy, who was the event organizer and cook, said 22 vendors were offering their wares.

“Considering the rain, I'm very pleased with the turnout,” she said.

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