Bluegrass and BBQ Festival set for Saturday
Plain City
May 30, 2024

Bluegrass and BBQ Festival set for Saturday

By From JT Staff Reports

Plain City’s kickoff of the summer season will happen Saturday with the annual Bluegrass and BBQ Festival.

Pastime Park will offer a day of local music and food from noon to 8 p.m.

“Experience the best of both worlds as talented musicians serenade you with lively bluegrass tunes while you savor d...

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