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Plymouth Harbor Folk Festival

Project Arts presents a day of music, food and crafts.

Charles Mathewson, Neighbor
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Project Arts has cut back from its usual schedule of free concerts on the waterfront. According to co-founder Mike Landers, donors of previous years have contributed less this year.

Landers & Co. did spend on the lineup of Saturday's Plymouth Harbor Folk Festival on the waterfront. Saturday night Les Samou and The Kennedys topped a day of music that included Digney Fignus, Greg Greenway, Dave Hull and The Dave Rowe Trio.

Three more concerts, on July 20, Aug. 10 and Aug. 24 will feature Johnny Hoy and the Bluefish, The Reminisants and Clutch Grabwell. Plymouth's Jake Hill will open for Johnny Hoy with his band Deep Creek.

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