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July 21 is a “Bonus Day” for vendors at the park.
And you won’t have to do “the swim” to get there. Despite the high lake levels this year, Kelleys Island is a happening place.
“Island Fest is a tradition going back over 25 years. It has wonderful vendors and is really a great family event,” said Tina Callari, President of the Chamber and owner of Chicklet’s Closet.
Do the locomotion or twist the night away when Island Fest kicks off with a Street Dance featuring DJ
Saturday is far out! It starts with the Island Fest Parade at 10:45 a.m. followed by the noon Open- ing Ceremony. There will be live entertainment all day long with DC Taylor (an acoustic duo) and The Keith Stewart Experience on the stage.
“The park will be like a “Love In” with tie-dyed shirts and hippie themed activities,” said Jordan Killam, Director of the Chamber.
Along with the music, youcancheckoutdozensof vendors includ- ing Ohio artisans, local crafters, f o o d vendors, f a c e painting, glassware,
their handmade wares.
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jewelry and clothing. The Kelleys Island Audubon Club, Kelleys Island His- torical Association and Kel- leys Island Landowners As- sociation will also be there to share their knowledge of the island with you.
“All of the vendors in the park will be artisans making handmade prod- ucts. You’ll be supporting people from the local com- munity and beyond,” Kil- lam added.
The day wraps up with a street dance featuring DJ Kiss of Class playing dance music and new hits for the kids, from 8 to 11 p.m. Young and old can do the mashed potato or line dance the night away. It ends with a bang as fire- works light up the sky be- ginning at about 9:45.
On Sunday, the enter-
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tainment continues with Can you dig it? It’s go- a few hours and enjoy the DJ Terkalerk taking the ing to be groovy, baby! As Island Fest. It’s jam-packed stage from noon to 4 p.m. Tina Callari says, “Come with fun activities for every- and vendors still selling for the whole weekend, one.”
Terkalerk Friday night from 7 to 11 p.m. You can bet some 60s music will
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