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Clip: 11/25/2024 | 1m 47s
The Fine Arts Fiesta celebrates diverse art forms, from exhibits to performances.
The Fine Arts Fiesta, Pennsylvania's oldest full-scale arts festival, has brightened downtown Wilkes-Barre every May for 65+ years. Founded by Annette Evans and Al Groh, it celebrates diverse art forms, from exhibits to performances. Honorees like jazz legend Bobby Baird and Pennsylvania Ballet founder Barbara Weisberger reflect its legacy of fostering creativity and community appreciation.
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Overview / Fine Arts Fiesta
Clip: 11/25/2024 | 1m 47s
The Fine Arts Fiesta, Pennsylvania's oldest full-scale arts festival, has brightened downtown Wilkes-Barre every May for 65+ years. Founded by Annette Evans and Al Groh, it celebrates diverse art forms, from exhibits to performances. Honorees like jazz legend Bobby Baird and Pennsylvania Ballet founder Barbara Weisberger reflect its legacy of fostering creativity and community appreciation.
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