May
May

13
Friday
Fri

Annual WNC Bigfoot Festival

1 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Downtown Marion Main Street
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The 3rd annual WNC Bigfoot Festival is on its way! Organizers are making plans for the 2022 celebration. Squatch followers have two days of events to enjoy. Friday afternoon/evening will be filled with a variety of displays, discussions, and activities. Locally owned retailers, restaurants, breweries and other Marion businesses will offer Bigfoot themed goodies, and memorabilia.

People walking in downtown Marion

Day 2 begins at 10:00 am on Main Street in Marion with a full day of WNC Bigfoot Festival activities, vendors, stories, food, and more. As we approach May 2022, frequently check the festival website for schedules, parking, and other festival details.

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