Events from: 04/29/2012

The annual three-day event is a celebration of the arts.  Over 2000 professional and amateur performers on six stages showcase the best in jazz, pop, rhythm and blues and full orchestra music.  In addition, community and school groups represent a wide variety of dance, choral, storytelling and theatre performances.  Fine artists and craftsmen, who are juried, come from all over the region to demonstrate exhibit and sell their creations.  Abundant options of food and beverages are available in addition to the entertainment.  Clowns and other activies compliment the festivals, including the large Children's Art Tent that offers numberous art experiences under the leadership of qualified instructors.

Featured in the Gough Gallery Artwork by Denton Independent School District high school students.  Opening reception April 4, 5-7 pm.  Gallery hours Tue-Sat 1-5pm.  www.dentonarts.com or 940-382-2787

www.cityofdenton.com or 940-349-8712

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