Local restaurants, galleries and shops were full with the comings and goings of residents along with interested and engaged visitors who also appreciated tours to Mimbres sites and local potters' studios. The week long series of workshops, tours and openings was capped off by a weekend showcasing the CLAYfest Market and a Saturday evening of CLAY in the Streets with offerings of music and libations, along with work stations that allowed people to experiment with polymer clay, natural clays and clay paints. On Sunday, the Western New Mexico Museum hosted a brunch that highlighted the world famous Mimbres Nan Collection.