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‘Neverland’ comes to Florence
C
ome experience creative
inspiration and whimsy
when the 2nd Star Festival
presents its second annual
cultural arts celebration honoring cre-
ativity in all its forms Aug. 13 and 14.
The event will highlight artisans,
authors, illustrators, musical performers,
storytelling and puppetry. It is an expe-
rience for all ages to be mesmerized and
immersed in a land of imagination and
inspiration. “What an amazing event
filled with incredible vendors, wonder-
ful performances and abounding with
creative energy,” said Brian W. Parker,
a visitor to last year’s festival. “I can’t
wait to bring my family back again this
year.”
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Coin Show (page 3)
Following a fun, exciting, successful
first year at the FEC in 2015, festivities
for 2016 will include opportunities for
participants to be captivated by many
unique areas of creativity meant to
inspire and encourage. Artisan booths
will offer unique ink stamps for atten-
dees to collect in their “passports” as
they wind their way through the indoor
Goblin Market, where travelers can
meet guest artists Charles Mason and
2nd Star (Page 3)
Calendar of Events
Aug. 2
Concealed Hand Gun Class
1 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Aug. 8
Lane Blood Drive
11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Sept. 2
Gallery One reception
3 to 5 p.m.
Sept. 10 and 11
FloTones Concert (times vary)
Sept. 23 and 24
Florence Festival of Books
(times vary)
THIS ISSUE
Gallery One (Page 2)
Festival of Books (Page 4)
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