Aiken's Makin' festival returns with handmade goods
The festival runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on both days with opening ceremonies at 9 45 a.m. on the main stage. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Chamber of Commerce representatives will speak before the Pledge and the national anthem. Local performers include cloggers ballet dancers and a saxophone quintet. Security will be provided by Aiken DPS on horseback and mounted patrols. Temperatures are expected to reach mid to upper 80s.
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Festival showcases dried floral designs by Prout in Aiken
Tennessee native Gin ger Prout creates dried arrangements from vintage teapots and coffee pots with accent florals and ribbons. Smaller pieces cost under 10 dollars and make thoughtful gifts. Prout and her family plan to attend both festival days rain permitting. New fall wreaths feature orange yellow and brown tones with magnolia motifs. Contact Kathy Jetcoats at kjefcoats aikenstandard.com for details.
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