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70th Annual Vinton Dogwood Festival
- Recurring daily
- Dates: April 25, 2025 to April 26, 2025
- Times: Friday 6pm - 9:30pm; Saturday 10am - 4pm
- Admission: Free
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Location: Downtown Vinton
Various Locations including Vinton Farmers' Market
Vinton, VA Vinton 24179 - Phone: (540) 983-0656 ext. 5
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Come and celebrate the 70th Annual Vinton Dogwood Festival. Lots of crafters and vendors, entertainment stages, free Kids Zone, crowning of Dogwood Queen, antique car show, festival foods, walking parade and more.
Rain or shine event!
Vendors will only be on Saturday.
Parade begins at 2pm on Saturday.
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70th Annual Vinton Dogwood Festival
- Various Locations including Vinton Farmers' Market
- Vinton, VA Vinton 24179
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- Downtown Vinton
- Free
- Recurring daily
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