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So many festivals have disappeared, but this Tasmanian event is getting bigger

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From an emerging artist to one of the state's most treasured harpists, violinists and vocalists, Emily Sanzaro said Junction Arts Festival has always been there for her.

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So many festivals have disappeared, but this Tasmanian event is getting bigger

From an emerging artist to one of the state's most treasured harpists, violinists and vocalists, Emily Sanzaro said Junction Arts Festival has always been there for her.

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The Examiner broke the news in on Friday, September 5, 2025.
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