This would have been the 50th year of the festival if it had continued, so they had a little 50th anniversary festival to reminisce and give themselves a pat on the back.
Disclaimer: I am a lifelong member of HFI and was its president back in the late 1990s.
I went but I could not see as much as I wanted because Fincastle is a town of hills, and I can't walk up and down hills anymore.
The view from Roanoke Street looking north. These are artist booths. |
A little music for atmosphere. |
Looking back down Roanoke Street to the south. |
Folks could buy homemade goodies. |
Or look at corvettes. |
Student art work. |
Historic documents were on display in the courthouse. |
That is a LOT of signs. |
This is Rowan Miller who was touting books for sale. |
These books. |
This was another author selling her books. She was from Vinton. |
More vendors down Main Street. I didn't go down to see these folks because I didn't think I could get back up the hill. |
It looks like a lovely festival. Maybe it will inspire someone to pick up the torch and keep it an annual thing.
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