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Samantha Fish headlines Shenandoah Valley Blues and Brews Festival

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staunton2editsBlues prodigy Samantha Fish will headline the popular Shenandoah Valley Blues and Brews Festival this year.

Other legendary performers will include Steady Rollin’ Bob Margolin, Tom Principato, Moon Dog Medicine Show and Little Lester.

Date: August 8
Location: Sunspots Pavilion, Downtown Staunton
Time: 1-9: pm
Admission: $10 in advance/$15 at the gate
Tickets on sale now: Shenandoah Hops, LTD 7, Swan Books, The Artisan Shop or online at shenandoahconcerts.com

Come celebrate the Blues! Festival founder John Huggins promises the biggest event in its 7-year history, featuring 30-plus local beer, food and craft vendors, and an award-winning lineup of some of the best Blues music anywhere! “And, we are very proud to announce that The Stonewall Brigade Band will be receiving a portion of funds raised at the Blues and Brews Festival this year,” Huggins said.

Blues Getaway Festival Package – Stonewall Jackson Hotel and Conference Center is offering a Weekend Getaway package including: $189 room rate, 2 Festival tickets, breakfast for 2, and overnight self-parking. Visit stonewalljacksonhotel.com for reservations.




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