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Seminole’s homegrown festival turns 57 with new acts, old traditions and 10,000 expected

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SEMINOLE — What started in 1967 as a chicken barbecue to raise $8,000 for lights at Seminole High School has grown into a four-day festival that draws about 10,000 people a year.
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Seminole’s homegrown festival turns 57 with new acts, old traditions and 10,000 expected

SEMINOLE — What started in 1967 as a chicken barbecue to raise $8,000 for lights at Seminole High School has grown into a four-day festival that draws about 10,000 people a year.

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TBNweekly broke the news in on Wednesday, March 4, 2026.
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