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    8th Annual Free Flowin’ Fest set for Saturday, May 7

    John DolanBy John DolanApril 15, 20222 Mins Read4 Views
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    The City of Pascagoula and Main Street Pascagoula will shine once again with their annual Free Flowin’ Fest.

    A love for the longest free-flowing river brings a community and a coast together to share a passion for nature and a love for our environment. This event gets bigger and better every year!

    Located again this year at Beach Park, across from the Pascagoula Beach, the event includes live music, face painting, activities for kids, local vendors, and talented artists. Admission and parking are free. Come early and make a day of the celebration.

    The live bands last year were top-notch entertainment, and you can expect the same this year. Flow Tribe out of New Orleans is headlining the line-up. Coast Motel will start off the live music at noon, followed by Mississippi favorites Ty Taylor and the Kinfolk with Gram Rea. Ty Taylor owns the festival stage with his country sounds and his vocal talents.

    Taking the stage at 5:30, Flow Tribe will rock the party into the evening with their earthy-groovy sounds. This stop is part of the band’s spring tour that takes them across several states heading to New York City for some summer shows. You may recall the band from their appearance on MTV’s The Real World: New Orleans episode 11 . Their latest album is out now Loteria Cosmica, you can stream their songs on Spotify, Apple and more.

    Flow Tribe is going places, it will be a hot show, you’ll want to hear them live. K.C. O’Rorke, John-Michael Early and the entire band bring a special party energy. Get your spot on da’ lawn, this funky New Orleans band is sure to have everyone movin’ and groovin’.

    A fireworks show will cap off the day. Fireworks at the beach, now that sounds like fun! The 8th Annual Free Flowin’ Fest is happening May 7, 12-8 p.m.

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