one big happening family
Roots & Heritage Festival marks its 20th year and is inviting all its friends
By Mary Meehan mmeehan1@herald-leader.com
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one big happening family
If you don't see someone you know at the Roots & Heritage Festival, you aren't looking hard enough. "You see old friends. It's sort of like a big family reunion." said Kimberly Henderson-Baird, festival chairwoman. "If you don't see somebody the rest of the year, you will see them at the festival."
