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• Appalachian True Heritage Festival will be held May 2-3 on Main Street in Waynesville. Live music, live artisan demonstrations, vendors, “True Crime Trail,” “Quilt Trail Bus Tour” and more. Presented by the Downtown Waynesville Commission, Shelton House and Haywood County Arts Council, this celebration is made possible by the Haywood County TDA and Visit Haywood. haywoodarts.org/ath-festival.

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