Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival welcomes thousands
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Vendor Susan Kinderman of Lake Placid, Fla., center, who was working at the shop Tye Dye Rose, helps Stephanie Fulmer, of Herminie, as she shops for a T-shirt for her granddaughter during the 49th Annual Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival on Thursday Twin Lakes Park.
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Shannon Venditti, right, puts a paper crown on her daughter, Nora Venditti, 7, while holding her younger son, Rocco Venditti, 1, as the family visited the Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival booth on Thursday during the 49th Annual Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival at Twin Lakes Park.
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The Flow Band perform reggae music from the island stage during the 49th Annual Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival on Thursday at Twin Lakes Park.
Shane Dunlap | Tribune-Review
Vendors are seen as festival goers browse products during the 49th Annual Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival on Thursday at Twin Lakes Park.
Hundreds of vendors have settled in for the 49th annual Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival, running through Sunday at Twin Lakes Park in Hempfield.
The festival includes an artists’ market, food vendors, crafts and activities, a juried art competition and performances by more than 50 bands.
About 200 volunteers are on hand to manage the flow of thousands of visitors through the weekend. Anyone interested in volunteering can email info@artsandheritage.com or call 724-834-7474.
For more information, visit ArtsandHeritage.com.
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