On Saturday, September 7th Downtown Mansfield will be taken back to the 1980’s for their Annual Music Alley Festival featuring the time when MTV was king!
The Festival will run from 4 – 7pm, will events for the entire family!
There will be 5 stages of live music, including the Historic Farr Street Theater which will run the following schedule:
4:00 PM – Karaoke
6:00 PM – Svenny Baby
8:00 PM – Shot of Benatar
Don’t Miss Texas Flood at 4pm, a Stevie Ray Vaughn Tribute Band!
At 7pm, The Lot Downtown will show the movie, Footloose. Bring your own chairs or blankets!
There will be various food vendors at the Festival, too, including
Zoe’s Kitchen, Shaneboy’s Aloha Grill, Oooh’Wee Tamales, Knights of Columbus #7736
Events By BJ, Branded Burger Co., Flavor After Flavor, Pink Company, Vito’s Kettle Corn, El Primo’s Mexican Grill & Cantina, Big D Barbecue, Smokin’ Cactus
The 2018 Festival was cancelled due to severe weather, but blue skies are forecast for Saturday!
You’ll also find plenty of local artist and vendors! We met some of them at the Friday Night Kickoff Party!
Heidi Tournoux Studios is a local artist with a booth at the festival.
Wendy Monique with ArtsUndefined is another local artist we met who will be at the Festival on Saturday Night! She had a great selection of music themed art!
Local artist Doug Peak with also have a booth at the Music Festival. I love his big, bold artwork!
Know Before You Go
FREE Parking is available at designated locations in Downtown.
Admission to the Festival is FREE!
Music Alley Festival
Downtown Mansfield
109 N. Main Street, Mansfield
Click HERE to visit their website.
Keep Having Fun in the Texas Sun!
Michelle
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