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Stowe Street Arts Festival

9th Annual Stowe Street Arts Festival
Friday July 16 & Saturday July 17

Check out the FESTIVAL PROGRAM

Check out 2010 ARTIST EXHIBITORS

This energizing and inspiring event is fun for the whole family - you can participate and learn, enjoy and appreciate all kinds of arts in beautiful downtown Waterbury!

  

Friday evening

'5 for $5' - five performers for 5 bucks

7-8:30 pm, on the dry bridge, Stowe Street (Rain location: Waterbury American Legion)

Local comedian Tom Murphy will take the stage alongside musical sidekick Woody “Woodhead” Keppel to present their notorious slapstick humor. Music by Mike Woodard and Ann Harvey will round out the evening's entertainment.

Seating is provided. Refreshments & snacks available.

Chicken BBQ hosted by the Waterbury Congregrational Church

5-7 pm, Stowe Street. $9 for adults and $6 for kids, with take-out available.

Dinner fixins include: BBQ chicken, beans, potato salad, cornbread, and brownies with ice cream.

 

Saturday Festival Highlights

'Creativity on the Move' - artsy bike parade organized by the Waterbury Recreation Department and Wheels Around Waterbury.

Browse, purchase and enjoy the creative work of fifty Vermont visual and craft artists.

Live entertainment all day, artist demonstrations and the

Great Gourmet Burger Cook-off.

Waterbury's historic Stowe Street and Bidwell Lane are closed to vehicle traffic during this rain-or-shine fun-filled event.

PARKING is available on Main Street, Thatcher Brook Primary School and other locations (look for Festival Parking signs). We encourage attendees to carpool, walk or bike.

If you are an Artist Exhibitor CLICK HERE to fill out our event survey. Thank you!

 

                    

                            

  

                                      MEDIA SPONSORS:

Waterbury Record      

  AND SUPPORT FROM:

 National Endowment for the Arts &