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Barrineau Park Heritage & Bluegrass Festival Continues Saturday
April 3, 2014
The Barrineau Park Historical Society will present the First Annual Barrineau Park Heritage & Bluegrass Festival Saturday.
Saturday, the festival will run from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. with crafters, historical booths and four bluegrass bands: TruGrass, Southern Sounds, Milltown South, and Unknown Bluegrass. Concessions will be available both days.
Admission is free. This is a family friendly event with no smoking or alcohol. In the event of rain, all activities (including vendors) will be indoors.
The Barrineau Park Community Center is located at 6055 Barrineau Park School Road west of Molino. For more information, contact Sheila at (850) 572-4433.
Pictured: Trugrass will perform on Saturday at the First Annual Barrineau Park Heritage & Bluegrass Festival. Courtesy photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “Barrineau Park Heritage & Bluegrass Festival Continues Saturday”
Hi Everyone! I am the music coordinator & host for the Bluegrass Festival @ Barrineau Park and we will have the festival rain or shine. If it rains tomorrow, we will bring all of the crafters inside. All music, historical booths & food planned for inside the building. Starts @ 10:00 am. Please come up and join us for a fun family day at Barrineau Park Community Center.
>>@William I guess my question is for the vendors, I’m sure the show will still go on, but I’m not sure there will be enough room for all the vendors.
Everything will be moved indoors into the main building or the old portable classroom. They tell me plenty of room for everybody, and everything goes on as normal rain or shine.
@William
I guess my question is for the vendors, I’m sure the show will still go on, but I’m not sure there will be enough room for all the vendors.
>>What’s their plans if it gets rained out?
I would imagine they will have everything inside. They have a nice auditorium for the concerts.
What’s their plans if it gets rained out?
This sounds like fun..I`m gonna go,,