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Clark Park Fall Festival September 19th, 2015
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Clark Park Music & Arts Festival This Saturday!

A Preview of the Musicians, Vendors, and Sponsors Taking Part.

The fall edition of the Clark Park Music & Arts Festival returns to the dog bowl this Saturday, September 19th, and it will be headlined by the charismatic funk rock impersario, Black Landlord. World dub punk fusion project Rockers Galore will impress with their vibrant keys, hard hitting percussion, and multi layered vocals. Jet setting frontman of Swift Technique Nik Greeley will be on hand to showcase his solo project with The Operators. And You do You will turn things up with their funky soul rock. The festival will also feature Rosemary Fiki, Dubsmith, Conversations, Darla, Abi Reinhold, and a performance by the Rock to the Future House Band.



During the festival, children will be able to create music shakers and receive hands on instrument tutorials courtesy of non-profit Rock to the Future. We are also hosting an Instagram contest where our volunteers picks for best pictures will be able to win prizes. And be sure to head over to Mill Creek Tavern afterwards for our official after party which will feature music from Stephen DiJoseph, The Joe Jordan Experiment, and Jawn Juan.

The Clark Park Music & Arts Festival always features an eclectic amount of craft artisans and local vendors. And this year's Fall Festival will be no exception as it will feature the likes of:
Sk8 Lamps, Kung Fu Hoagies
Kristen Ashley Art, Proper Goods, Lugeo Creations, Y-Not Radio, Chappell Photography, Little Marrakesh Bazaar, The Rotunda, and more. 

We would like to take a moment to thank the sponsors for this year's Fall Clark Park Music & Arts Festival: Rock to the Future, Green Mountain Energy, Zip Car, Liberty Mutual, The Brotherhood Collective, St.Jude's Hospital, Autism Walks, and Philadelphia Parks & Recreation.

 

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