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FREE STREET ENTERTAINMENT HIGHLIGHTS 51ST WOOD FESTIVAL - Friday: The Chase, Will Freed, Calhoun Boys, Nelson And McCormicks

(06/07/2013)
Free street entertainment is a favorite part of the Calhoun County Wood Festival, set for its 51st year in Grantsville, Friday and Saturday.

Just bring your chair.

5:00 - The Will Freed Hometown Variety Show featuring local talent hosted by Calhoun raised Will Freed sponsored by Hildreth Supply   will freed

7:00 - -The Calhoun Boys sponsored by Calhoun County Committee on Aging. Calvin Wilson, Kevin Church, Rick Poling, Jim Sullivan

7:30- 8:45 - Nelson and the McCormicks sponsored by Hardman's Supply   nelson and the mccormicks

9:15 - 11:00 - The Chase, classic rock band from the Tri-State area of Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia - brought to you by Minnie Hamilton Health System, Premier Sponsor for the 51st annual Calhoun County Wood Festival  the chase

There is a big line-up of country music entertainment set for Saturday.

To see a full schedule of Wood Festival events and activities visit calhouncountywoodfestival.com


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