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Beulahfest Begins Today With Travis Tritt
March 16, 2012
Beulahfest will take place today and Saturday at the Escambia County Equestrian Center with headliner acts Travis Tritt and Rodney Atkins.
The festival features not only great music, but plenty of fun, rides, and of course those delicious sausages. Beulahfest attracts thousands each year, with proceeds benefiting the Beulah Volunteer Fire Department and other local charities.
The event takes place at the Escambia County Equestrian Center, 7750 Mobile Highway. For more info: 944-3167, or visit www.beulahfest.com. General admission tickets are $12 each before 6 p.m. and $15 each after 6 p.m. Children 7 and under are admitted free. Weekend passes will be available at the gate until 6 p.m. Friday for $22.
Friday – March 16
- 4:00pm – Gates Open
- 4:30pm – Southern Breeze
- 6:00pm – Dewey Rose
- 7:15pm – Aaron Parker
- 8:30pm – Travis Tritt
Saturday – March 17
- 10:00am – Gates Open
- 11:30am – Cross Town
- 1:00pm – Beulah Land South Band
- 3:00pm – Southern Drifters
- 4:30pm – Hwy 95-A
- 6:00pm – Brooke Woods
- 7:15pm – Canaan Smith
- 8:30pm – Rodney Atkins
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2 Responses to “Beulahfest Begins Today With Travis Tritt”
Beulah Land South Band is the best
they played at my friends birthday party a couple of years ago and they were so great and all of them were so sweet. I went the the beulah fest the following year and they still remembered us! they are great people…. .everyone should come out and watch 
Im all for Ronnie Miller’s Southern Breeze Band. I remember when they played the Ladybug in Atmore back in 76, and the Bluejay in Gulf Shores. These guys have been around. Good Southerners all. 1630 today, times flyn.