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VALDOSTA, Ga. (WALB) - The city of Valdosta is bringing back the 4th Annual Bluesberry Festival on Friday, April 10 and Saturday, April 11.

Set in the heart of downtown, the festival will take place around the Unity Park Amphitheater and nearby streets. Organizers said the Bluesberry Festival continues to grow each year, drawing residents and visitors for a high-energy celebration of music, food, and local creativity.

Festival-goers can browse more than 150 vendors throughout downtown Valdosta, featuring a wide range of food options, handmade crafts and unique goods.

Entertainment will run all weekend across two stages—the Unity Park Amphitheater and Ashley Street—with 18 live performances scheduled, organizers said.

Friday night’s headliner is Jed Harrelson, taking the stage at 7 p.m. in a performance supported by The Levitt Foundation and the Turner Center for the Arts.

On Saturday night, legendary southern rock band Atlanta Rhythm Section will headline with a show beginning at 7:30 p.m.

“This festival continues to showcase the very best of Valdosta—our local businesses, our creative community, and our ability to bring people together,” said Main Street Manager Patrick Pearson. “From live music and local vendors to family-friendly activities, the Bluesberry Festival is an experience that reflects the energy and spirit of our downtown.”

The 4th Annual Bluesberry Festival invites everyone to come out, support local and enjoy a weekend filled with music, food and community celebration.

For updates, schedules and additional event details, follow the city of Valdosta and Valdosta Main Street on social media.

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