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    43rd Annual Peter Anderson Festival set for November 6 & 7

    John DolanBy John DolanNovember 4, 2021Updated:November 4, 20211 Min Read0 Views
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    The 43rd annual Peter Anderson Festival is set to hit Ocean Springs this weekend, November 6 and 7. Mississippi’s largest art festival will be full of vendors, booths, festive entertainment, and so much more!

    Downtown Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce works hard in the planning and always delivers. This year’s festival is projected to have over 300 booths filled with original arts and crafts. The downtown will be full of excitement and fun as more than 125,000 people are expected to attend the two-day event. Admission is free to all.

    What a great way to spend the day in historic downtown Ocean Springs. Purchase several pieces of art for yourself holiday gifts, all as you listen to live music and stroll around with your favorite cocktail in hand. The weather is predicted to be delightful, so come on out and enjoy the fun.

    If you are worried about event parking, there are several locations just out of town where buses will shuttle you and guests to the festival entrance. You can park at any of these easy-to-access sites: Greyhound Stadium, Ocean Springs Upper Elementary, and Oak Park Elementary.

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