This unique festival is family-friendly, intimate, educational and of course, lots of fun! Stay an hour or stay all day. Bring a blanket, kids and even your dog and enjoy the fresh air, and be entertained by magical and toe-tapping performances by highly talented local musicians and peformers. visit the Green Expo area at the festival and learn from many local vendors how they are making a difference by being "green" or what sustainable goods and services are available to help you save money or more. Buy fresh homemade bread, baked goods, produce and plants in the Farmers Market. Eat scrumptious food made by local restaurants and food vendors. Admission and parking for the festival is always FREE.

Most importantly, let the kids run wild in the Children's Activity Area (big festival favorite). There will be games, crafts, information for families, educational activities, as well as snakes, turtles, and other local wildlife they can touch and learn about.

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The festival features live performances by local diverse, colorful, creative, fun and always entertaining musicians, educators and entertainers. For more information about past performs who have entertained for many of our festivals, visit their links below:

Arm-of-the-Sea Theater: In 2011, they performed "To Fuel the Fire", a free-wheeling allegory about the ecological costs of energy. This tragic comedy features primordial masks and kinetic puppet figures, vivid paintings, whimsical props and live music. Their performances are award-winning and are a must see! You know it's good when a festival full of people stop to watch and listen. Click here to visit their website http://www.armofthesea.org/

Maxwell Kofi Donkor and the Sankofa Drum and Dance Ensamble: Their african drumming and dancing is interactive, makes your feet tap and people dance, and puts a smile on everyone's face. Click here to visit their website http://www.bak2roots.com/

"iS"coustic: This unusual, three piece jam band delivers live performances to electrify audiences. The bands name, which loosely means "the present tense" emphasizes their improvisational nature. They offer a unique experience that includes original diverse, memorable songs and exceptional musicianship. Click here to visit their website http://whatitis.biz/

Snakeman's Snake Show: Their performances teach the audience about the environment and how snakes provide their part for the balance of nature. Their shows are both interactive and hands-on with real live snakes, which will educate as well as entertain you. Click here to visit their website http://www.jerrythesnakeman.com/