Princetown Arts Festival

Mark your calendars for August 18th to August 20th!

Join us at the inaugural Princetown Arts Festival for three exciting days celebrating the incredible talent of our local artists. Don't miss this chance to immerse yourself in captivating displays, interact with the artists, and discover the magic of their creativity. Be part of an unforgettable cultural experience and support our thriving art community. See you there in person!

The Princetown Arts Festival is here! 🎉 🎨

From August 18th to August 20th, we will be joining local artists and creators to showcase the wonderful talent of our home, Princetown.

What's on?

Expect Painters, Sculptors, Printers, Textile Art, Woodworkers, Blacksmiths, Jewellers, Potters, Poets, and Photographers, it's going to be an absolute blast!

To find out more about the event check out the Facebook page here!

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The Princetown Arts Festival is here! 🎉 🎨

As you can see on the map, there are events happening all over Princetown, from Two Bridges Hotel offering a Cream Tea dance with live music from The Fine Whines Vintage Jazz band (if you aren't intrigued after that sentence!).

At St Michael's Church, you can also see and hear the Lovely Male Voice Choir.

No matter what interests you have, you are guaranteed to have something spark your fancy!

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