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Downtown Front Royal Artisan Walk – Sunday, August 30th

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6 years ago

August 30, 2020

Join our publisher Mike McCool as he takes a walk down Main Street in Front Royal, talking to people as they enjoy the Main Street experience. On Sunday, August 30th, artisans from around the area provided live demonstrations of their talents. Next Saturday, September 5th they will be back on Main Street. More activities are planned, maybe a kids parade, a chain saw artist and more. Details soon.

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