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Folk Art Festival is a Lunenburg Heritage Society project

Directions: Take Highway 103 Exit 11 to Lunenburg, directional signage will lead to the Nova Scotia Folk Art Festival via Green Street, turn right just at the Tennis Courts to the Parking Lot for the Lunenburg Memorial Arena. Ample free parking is available.

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Nova Scotia Folk Art Festival is on Sunday August 1, 2010

As every year for the past 21, the doors will open for the sale at 12 noon. In addition to the sale, enjoy the auction, live music, poster sales and the theme table (this year's theme is Mother-in-Law). Keep in touch over our website and through our newsletter for a list of participating folk artists and news of the festival.

 The Nova Scotia Folk Art Festival is managed by volunteers from the Lunenburg Heritage Society with support from members of the NS Folk Art Society. This juried event has a fine and well-earned reputation as a premier festival showcasing and selling the work of our best Nova Scotia folk artists.

The atmosphere at the Festival is electric! Colourful art is everywhere, accented by the bright sounds of fiddle music, the auctioneers banter, door prize draws and the enthusiasm of browsers and buyers.

 What is Folk Art?

Inspired by the colour and life around us, these sculptured creations, brightly painted carvings, paintings and hooked rugs conspire to engage the heart as well as the eye. Festival Posters are for sale. The art work commissioned for this years poster will be auctioned at the Festival.

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"It is so much fun. No one should miss this festival."

Annapolis Royal Nova Scotia

Put a smile in your heart - contact the Nova Scotia Folk Art Festival today!
Phone Nancy at 1-902-640-2113

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