Some of the events are free, many are kid-oriented, and all celebrate
art. "While some events are casual stop-in affairs, many require advance
reservations, and now is the time to make them!" says Bev Kehoe,
festival coordinator. "It helps the individual events to know in advance
that you are 'hot for their art,' whether it is a performance,
workshop, tour or culinary extravaganza."
Make reservations for A Taste of the Valley, Art in the Garden, A Feast
for the Arts, theater performances at the Skinner Barn, Phantom Theater,
Valley Players, the Big Picture and workshops and culinary events
throughout the month and all around town. Pick up the Festival Program
Guide or call 496-6682 for more information.
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