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IC Spring Festival

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Event# (479) 783-7963

Event Details

An event for the whole community and surrounding areas. Festival features games for all ages, food, crafts, silent auction, used book sale, live entertainment and more.

IC Spring Festival

Address : Immaculate Conception Church Parking Lot Fort Smith AR
Phone : (479) 783-7963   (Always call and confirm events.)

Admission Fee : Free

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