PHOTOS: Music & Market brings local crafts, food and music to Granby
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Every Thursday from 5:30 to 8 p.m., Music & Market brings vendors, musicians and local people to Polhamus Park. The last event of the year will be held of August 14. This week on July 31, Tulsa, Oklahoma native Johnny Mullenax brings a modern edge to bluegrass, delivering a high-octane live show that’s both authentic and electrifying.
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The band Float Like a Buffalo performs at the Granby Music & Market on July 17. They played an electric, high energy show for the crowd.
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From left: Silvina Spatocco, Jesse Devante and Cecilia Peterson at the Grand Latin and Mountain Family Center booth at the event.
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Abby Loberg, administrative director of the Upper Colorado Watershed Environment Team, at Music & Market. At this booth, attendees could learn how the organization promotes conservation of lands and streams that compose the headwaters of the Colorado River.
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Joe Dimaio, left, at a booth offering mushrooms at Music & Market on July 17.
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Delicious pastries for sale at Music & Market by Kogler’s Bakery.
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Kids enjoy arts and crafts at Music & Market.
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Artwork for sale at The Bowerbird’s Den’s booth.
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Livestock feed bags are transformed in accessory bags.
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Families and friends enjoyed great summer weather during Music & Market in Granby on July 24.
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Sharon Spurlin, the town of Granby’s finance director, volunteering her husband at the event.
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