Deep in the heart of the wild and wonderful state of West Virginia, where the Appalachian Mountains kiss the sky, and rivers run as fast as giggling children, live kids unlike any other. These kids have the magical ability to transform ordinary things into extraordinary art and crafts. Meet our star, Wacky Wally, the most whimsical woodchuck in West Virginia. He wears a rainbow-colored apron, holds a paintbrush with his fluffy tail, and sports a pair of blue spectacles perched on his round little nose. Wacky Wally is the unofficial mayor of the art and craft world, always ready to guide the kids on their colorful adventures. Every day, after finishing their chores and homework, the kids gather around the old sycamore tree, Wacky Wally's art studio. With a twirl of his bushy tail and a touch of his magical brush, the tree transforms into an unforgettable carnival of colors, textures, and fun! The kids of West Virginia are artists and crafters, but they're also wizards in disguise. They can turn a bland piece of paper into a masterpiece of mountains and forests, echoing the beauty of their surroundings. With a jumble of yarn and couple of twigs, they weave the most beautiful stories. They mold clay into tiny critters that come alive as the sun sets, and dance around the flickering fireflies. And as they paint, glue, knead, and weave, they fill their world with laughter, the natural beauty of West Virginia, and most importantly, their boundless imagination. So, if you ever find a sunflower smiling a little too brightly, or a rock winking at you, don’t be surprised. It's probably the work of the Wacky Wally and his band of magical masterminds.