The Newport Jazz Festival 2025 returns to the scenic grounds of Fort Adams State Park in Newport, Rhode Island, from August 1–3, promising another unforgettable chapter in its storied legacy. Now celebrating its 71st year, this iconic festival-founded in 1954 by jazz impresario George Wein and Newport socialite Elaine Lorillard-remains a beacon for music lovers, drawing crowds from around the world to its picturesque seaside setting.

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High in the Mountains of Western North Carolina the ancient Celtic spirit beckons. Answering the call, as hundreds of tartan banners unfurl, are the sounds of bagpipes echoing through the valley, and once again, thousands of kilt-clad Scots make their way to MacRae Meadows for their annual gathering and games. Nowhere in the New World is there a place more reminiscent of the Scottish Highlands than the home of America’s grandest Highland Games—Grandfather Mountain, North Carolina.

Our June festival is a show like no other. This perfect almost summer show allows you to change things up. Find new and old one of a kind pieces for you or your home, store, beach house, or a just because you have to have it. New furniture, hand made for you to treasure and make a timeless piece for your family. Visiting this show is a great time to kick back and stroll through our hand picked vendors.
Located at 115 Harrison St Braselton this show is host to 150 vendors showcasing their individual talents. Come out and support local small businesses. Enjoy a cold drink or flavorful ice cream at the first of our summer events.
Sit back and listen to mild light music. This is a relaxing show and you wont be disappointed. 
This is an Art-Tiques Vintage Market show and it will be held at Countryside Antiques in Downtown Braselton

The 4th Annual Fiddlers Convention

• Friday, June 20th - Abingdon Fiddlers' Convention - Opening Ceremony 6:00PM,
  Gospel Band Competition Begins at 6:30 PM.  (Both Bluegrass & Old-Time)
  Band TBA- 8:00 PM
  
   

• Saturday, June 21st - Abingdon Fiddlers' Convention
  Youth Competition
  Youth Band Competition
  Adult Competition
  Adult Band Competition
  Flat Foot Competition

Browse through booths offering beautiful two and 3-dimensional art as you walk in Rolater Park, where Indians played ball before they left on the Trail of Tears, now marked beside the Park. Enjoy a variety of vendors, eat lunch, go in the cave, take a cool dip in the purported 2nd largest "swimming hole" in Georgia, see the 2-story log Cabin that belonged to Cherokee Avery Vann before 1838, visit upscale and antique shops in Cave Spring, Plan a lovely day driving through the lush valleys of Northwest Georgia to Cave Spring, only 16 miles from Rome and about 75 miles from Atlanta, Chattanooga, and Birmingham.

From Camden Famous: Get the summer rolling with music, food, and fun for all ages during a weekend filled with donut themed festivities! Rockport, Maine is home to the creator of the donut hole, Captain Hanson Crockett Gregory. Thanks to him, we not only have this delicious treat to eat, but also a reason to come together to celebrate it.

The festival will open up with a dance at the harbor on Friday night. Saturday, the day starts early with a Donut Dash 5K family run/walk, festival parade, kids events, corn (donut) hole tournament, food trucks and craft beer tent, candlelit dinner and Jazz on the bridge, and SO MANY DONUTS!

The Twain on Main Festival is Hannibal’s signature celebration of its most famous native son, Mark Twain. This free, family-friendly street festival brings the spirit of Twain’s stories to life with a Wild West theme for 2025. Expect a vibrant mix of arts, crafts, and food vendors (nearly 200!), as well as live entertainment, music, and a variety of activities for all ages

Photo: https://visithannibal.com/events/twain-on-main-festival-2/