Kristian Beverly

Over the last few years the hobby pivoted and went online. I was able to participate in Breyerfest from the comfort of my bedroom and craft room.
Covid changed the world—for the hobby, it opened up the doors to what we can do virtually to allow more people to experience various aspects of the hobby.

2022 brought back in person Breyerfest while offering online options to those that couldn’t attend!

On Breyerfest Tuesday, Mackenzie drove to my house before we set off on Wednesday. It was probably the easiest drive I’d ever had to Breyerfest. We hit zero storms or traffic. Stopped at a few Targets because how could we not.

The Clarion was quiet when we arrived. Only a few posters were were taped to the walls. That’d change twenty-four hours later.

Over our stay, we toured Keeneland,

helped at the C/Y Show,

and saw other really cool things.

Breyerfest 2022 was a great time and I can’t wait to share my photos with you!