Phoenixville Blues Festival returns to Reeves Park

by for medianews group

PHOENIXVILLE — After a three-year break, the Phoenixville Blues Festival returned to Reeves Park over the weekend, with a full day (8 bands) of live music, great food and vendors. Celebrating its 11th year, the free event attracted music fans of all ages. All proceeds raised go to run the festival and any money left is donated to local charities.

The Soul Miners take the stage to entertain the crowd at the Phoenixville Blues Festival. (Photo by Barry Taglieber - For MediaNews Group)
The Soul Miners take the stage to entertain the crowd at the Phoenixville Blues Festival. (Photo by Barry Taglieber – For MediaNews Group)
Blues fans enjoy an afternoon of music in Phoenixville. (Barry Taglieber - For MediaNews Group)
Blues fans enjoy an afternoon of music in Phoenixville. (Barry Taglieber – For MediaNews Group)
Jennifer Vanderpool helps Gabriella, Emiliano and Aallyah Santos make Sandy Czndy sand art (that you can eat.) (Photo by Barry Taglieber - For MediaNews Group)
Jennifer Vanderpool helps Gabriella, Emiliano and Aallyah Santos make Sandy Czndy sand art (that you can eat.) (Photo by Barry Taglieber – For MediaNews Group)
Ashley Bruder blows bubbles with Regan as dad Tom looks on. (Photo by Barry Taglieber - For MediaNews Group)
Ashley Bruder blows bubbles with Regan as dad Tom looks on. (Photo by Barry Taglieber – For MediaNews Group)
The crowd enjoys the music during the return of the Phoenixville Blues Festival at Reeves Park. (Photo by Barry Taglieber - For MediaNews Group)
The crowd enjoys the music during the return of the Phoenixville Blues Festival at Reeves Park. (Photo by Barry Taglieber – For MediaNews Group)
Rachel Bowman belts out a song with the Street Beans at the Phoenixville Blues Festival. (Photo by Barry Taglieber - For MediaNews Group)
Rachel Bowman belts out a song with the Street Beans at the Phoenixville Blues Festival. (Photo by Barry Taglieber – For MediaNews Group)

 

 

 

 

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