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Clinch River Fall Antique Festival is this weekend

Posted at 10:30 am October 12, 2017
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The 17th Annual Clinch River Fall Antique Festival this weekend will feature antiques, music, and food, a press release said. The festival is Friday, October 13, and Saturday, October 14, in Clinton. It’s hosted by the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce.

On Friday evening, October 13, from 6-9 p.m., there will be food vendors in the Hoskins/Lane Park, as well as a “Cruze-In” for muscle cars on Market Street. The antique shops, specialty shops, and eateries will be open late. This year’s entertainment will be provided by “The Tenos” playing in Hoskins/Lane Park from 7-9 p.m., the press release said.

“Don’t forget to bring your lawn chairs!” organizers said.

Admission and parking for the evening’s festivities are free. Cars that participate in the “Cruze-In” are asked to donate $10 to the Education Foundation for Clinton City and Anderson County Schools. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Business, Clinton, Community, Front Page News, Top Stories Tagged With: 17th Annual Clinch River Fall Antique Festival, Anderson County Chamber of Commerce, antique dealers, antique shops, antiques, Burr-Hamilton duel, Clinch River Fall Antique Festival, Clinton, Clinton Antique Mall, Cruze-in, Grassically Trained, Handsome and the Humbles, Joe Rosson, Jubal, muscle cars, music, The Beechfork Boys, The Tenos

Clinch River Fall Antiques Festival continues Saturday

Posted at 8:29 am October 8, 2016
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The Clinch River Fall Antiques Festival, which started Friday, continues Saturday in historic downtown Clinton. It’s hosted by the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce.

The Friday events included food vendors, entertainment, and a “Cruze-In” for muscle cars on Market Street sponsored by Fox Toyota, and the antique shops, specialty shops, and eateries were open late. There was also a reverse raffle for the Education Foundation for Clinton City and Anderson County Schools.

On Saturday, October 8, more than 90 antique dealers and artisans will line the streets in the historic district for an old-time street festival. It’s scheduled from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

“Dealers from throughout the Southeast will gather to provide shoppers and visitors a great selection of antiques and collectibles,” the press release said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Business, Community Tagged With: Anderson County Chamber of Commerce, Anderson County Sons of the Revolution, antique cars, antique dealers, antique shops, Burr-Hamilton duel, Clinch River Fall Antiques Festival, Clinton, Clinton Antique Mall, Joe Rosson, Rick Meredith

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