The Kingfield Festival Days, held July 18-21, featured a parade, live music, surf-and-turf dinner, and numerous activities, drawing large crowds and celebrating community spirit with a variety of events and attractions.
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SAP: Lane Farm petting zoo had gentle, beautiful calves peacefully resting and enjoying the warm day
Lane Farm petting zoo had a big crowd to see the goats and calves at Kingfield Festival Days July 20 in Kingfield. Little children and adults took turns petting the calves.
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'Zombie Apocalypse' theme of Kingfield Days
KINGFIELD — The annual Kingfield Festival Days brings spooky fun to town this weekend. The Zombie Apocalypse theme offers plenty of creative opportunities for parade floats and other activities over the three days. Jodi Marsden, committee chairman, said the schedule is packed with annual favorites and new activities and performances. Nearly every event and entertainment […]
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KINGFIELD — Volunteers pulled together another spectacular Kingfield Festival Days, with four days of nonstop action, Thursday to Sunday. For those who liked a quieter pace, the quilt, photo and flower shows drew appreciative audiences. Those who preferred a little more noise and action cheered the Mardi Gras-themed Grand Parade on Saturday and the Western […]
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Kingfield Festival Days begins Thursday
KINGFIELD — The annual four-day Kingfield Festival Days will begin Thursday, July 13. Jodi Marsden, committee chairman, said the schedule is packed with annual favorites and new activities and performances. Nearly every event and entertainment venue is free. Volunteers will set up a large tent at Depot and Main streets in the center of town, […]
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Kingfield Festival Days expected to draw hundreds
KINGFIELD — Kingfield Festival Days begins Thursday evening, thanks to Emily Hatfield and Danielle Mathieu, who offered to lead the three-day event that brings large crowds and extra business to town. After many perennial organizers retired, moved, or simply didn’t have the time to devote to planning it, a new committee pulled together and treasurer […]