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Green River Festival moving to Franklin County Fairgrounds for 2021
Michael Franti & Spearhead performs on the main stage during the 2018 Green River Festival at Greenfield Community College. STAFF FILE PHOTO/DAN LITTLE
By ANITA FRITZ
GREENFIELD When it returns in August, the Green River Festival, which has been held at Greenfield Community College since 1986, will instead set up at the Franklin County Fairgrounds.
Festival Director Jim Olsen, co-founder of Signature Sounds Recordings in Northampton, said the college couldn’t commit to opening its campus to the public until fall, so the festival needed to find an alternate site.
“We’ve been using the fairgrounds for camping for the festival since 2016,” Olsen said. “It’s an amazing facility.”
Green River Festival moving to Franklin County Fairgrounds for 2021
Michael Franti & Spearhead performs on the main stage during the 2018 Green River Festival at Greenfield Community College. This year, the site will be the Franklin County Fairgrounds in Greenfield. STAFF FILE PHOTO/DAN LITTLE
Modified: 3/10/2021 3:58:13 PM
GREENFIELD When it returns in August, the Green River Festival, which has been held at Greenfield Community College since 1986, will instead set up at the Franklin County Fairgrounds.
Festival Director Jim Olsen, co-founder of Signature Sounds Recordings in Northampton, said the college couldn’t commit to opening its campus to the public until fall, so the festival needed to find an alternate site.