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What a fantastic Arts Festival weekend!
First, a heartfelt thank you to the festival chairs and the planning committee. Your dedication and meticulous hard work were clearly evident, making this festival a resounding success.
We also want to extend our gratitude to our incredible volunteers. The Arts Festival simply would not be possible without your tireless efforts.
Thank you to all of our generous sponsors for your invaluable contributions.
Finally, a special thank you to the Brockport Police Department, the SUNY Brockport Police Department, the Brockport Fire District and the Department of Public Works. The monumental work you did to ensure the safety of all attendees and manage the logistics before, during, and after the festival did not go unnoticed.
Despite the scorching heat and unexpected bridge delay, the team’s seamless “pivot” ensured another successful year with an incredible turnout. Thank you all again for making this a festival to remember!
Mayor Ben Reed