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FoolMoon Festival Goers Can Light Up Ann Arbor

FoolMoon festival goers can light up Ann Arbor, support local businesses

FoolMoon festival goers can light up Ann Arbor, support local businesses Updated Feb 18, 2021; Facebook Share ANN ARBOR, MI Light-filled art will take over downtown Ann Arbor at this year’s FOOLMoon festival, which is a little different this year due to the coronavirus. Artists and designers will fill spaces and windows in the Kerrytown, Main Street and State Street districts with TreeTown Murals for the festival, which also will feature storefront paintings by Brush Monkey artists, according to a news release. The public can see art installations throughout March to April and, despite the inability to gather in crowds for luminary processions, everyone is encouraged to wear a costume, light their luminaries and mask up to experience the festival by foot or car. Those preferring to stay put are also encouraged to light up their homes.

FoolMoon Festival Goers Can Light Up Ann Arbor

FoolMoon Festival Goers Can Light Up Ann Arbor We are coming up on the one year anniversary of the first pandemic of our lifetime, it was declared on Friday March 13th 2020. Our life has not been the same since. No events, on and off dining out, no concerts, not a whole lot we could do other than stay home. I know a lot of people are hoping things will get better in 2021, President Biden is hoping we can turn the corner and get back to some normalcy by Christmas. Vaccines are slowly being distributed, and we’re ready for spring. Outside is the safest place to be during a pandemic, and the city of Ann Arbor is moving forward with a festival. They are planning the ninth annual FoolMoon festival in Kerrytown.