Music, instruments, activities and performances were offered to kids pre-school age and up in the third annual Stringapalooza event.

Q: Why do you think you’re being interviewed for the Artist’s Corner?
A: I’m the coolest assistant to the head janitor ever.

The tagline for “Orphan” is probably the biggest understatement of the century.

The “Blair Witch”-esque horror film “Paranormal Activity” hit Hays on Friday, and I have to say it was pretty darned scary.

Q: Last Question: What should be the last question?
A: Hell if I know.

Q: How did you get started painting?
A: I always wanted to become a studio major. I started because I wanted to make paintings that had that “wow” factor.

The spiffy, ritzy 1940s musical revue “In the Mood” celebrates a part of great American history — The Swing Era.

Q: Why do you think I picked you for Artist’s Corner this week?
A: I can’t say for sure, but obviously there has been something I have showed you that you decided it was worth it to choose me for the story in “The Leader.”

If you appreciate a little good-natured nun fun, and can put up with too many puns using the word “habit,” then you should definitely take the time to go see “Nunsense,” a musical presented by our own Fringe Theatre Company.

Q: What do you do that you think could be called art?
A: At this point in my life, I would say composition because I am still working on trumpet. Composition is so subjective, you know?