Cortez Folk Arts & Music Festival
Saturday, November 19, 2011
10 am to 4 pm
Sponsored by First America Bank
Also new this year, a special encore event!
"Festival After Hours"
from 4 to 6 pm at the FISH Boatworks
Folk Arts Festival Music will feature:
Myakka Blue Grass, Brian Smalley, Burke Brothers, Passerine, Andrew Eddie & Friends,
Soupy Davis & Friends & Main Hatch Motley Crew
Myakka Blue Grass, Brian Smalley, Burke Brothers, Passerine, Andrew Eddie & Friends,
Soupy Davis & Friends & Main Hatch Motley Crew
Download a flyer here:
| folkmusicflyer.pdf |
Music, Food, Crafts and Fun!
Over twenty arts and craft vendors will be on hand to sell their wares and show the talent that abounds in our area. This is a great opportunity to pick up some holiday gifts.
Several great food vendors will test the palate of all attending. Tyler's Ice Cream in Cortez will again hold an ice cream eating contest for children and adults.
There will be guided tours of the FISH Preserve and the Maritime Museum.
A special first time ever, a U.S. Postal Service stamp cancellation from the Florida Maritime Museum and Cortez, FL Post Office will be available at the Museum.
Local photographer Richard Estabrook will be on hand to take family and group photographs in the Museum's Secret Garden. The photos are free.
The event is co-sponsored by F.I.S.H, Chip Shore - Manatee Clerk of Circuit Courts and the Cortez Village Historical Society.
Several great food vendors will test the palate of all attending. Tyler's Ice Cream in Cortez will again hold an ice cream eating contest for children and adults.
There will be guided tours of the FISH Preserve and the Maritime Museum.
A special first time ever, a U.S. Postal Service stamp cancellation from the Florida Maritime Museum and Cortez, FL Post Office will be available at the Museum.
Local photographer Richard Estabrook will be on hand to take family and group photographs in the Museum's Secret Garden. The photos are free.
The event is co-sponsored by F.I.S.H, Chip Shore - Manatee Clerk of Circuit Courts and the Cortez Village Historical Society.
