(PHOTOS) 2018 Oakhurst PorchFest
How and Why perform during PorchFest on Saturday.
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How and Why perform during PorchFest on Saturday.
Photo: Jonathan Phillips
By Jonathan Phillips, contributor
On Saturday the Oakhurst neighborhood hosted the fourth annual Porchfest.
For seven hours, from noon until 7 p.m., 200 or so musical acts performed on porches around the neighborhood filling the streets with singing, dancing and a close sense of community. Attendees could walk from porch to porch throughout the day to sample soft rock, bluegrass, country, rock and roll, drumming, solo performances and much more.
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Listeners of all ages take up seats in the lawn to watch The COmpromise perform during the Oakhurst Porchfest on Saturday, October 13, 2018.
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The Compromise performs during the third annual Porchfest on Saturday.
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The Sehwe Village Percussion group beat their drums during their performance at Porchfest on Saturday.
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Members of Sehwe Village Percussion dance behind their drums as they perform.
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The Squirelheads perform during Porchfest on Saturday.
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The horn section of The Squirelheads blow during their performance.
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Crissie Miller (left) and her daughter Nora play with their dog Raylan during a Porchfest performance.
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How and Why perform during Porchfest on Saturday.
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How and Why perform during Porchfest on Saturday.
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Erin Knapp (left) hands Finn Gundersen a toy dinosaur as she and Noah Drescher hold a small yard sale during Porchfest.
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Liam Cunningham listens to music from atop his grandfather Tom’s shoulders in the Oakhurst neighborhood on Saturday.
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Blue Gravy performs during Porchfest on Saturday.
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Blue Gravy plays bluegrass on the front porch as people listen from the yard during Porchfest.
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