Red Hot Waterbury
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The 17th annual Waterbury Arts Fest, held last weekend, transformed Stowe Street and Bidwell Lane into a pedestrian-only arts hub and celebration of community spirit — with nearly 90 artists and vendors — for about 32 hours. Visitors packed the streets for Friday’s block party, dancing to tunes by Red Hot Juba, The Grift and Josh Panda.
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- Photo by Gordon Miller
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Anita Flagg
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Anita Flagg's artwork.
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Art by Alix
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Dorathy Langevin with Fantasia Garden sticks.
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Papas Porch String Band
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The Grift
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The Grift
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Ferdinand the calf
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