Author: Kevin Marsh

CliftonFest 2014 is seeking applicants for Neighborhood tables. Your non-profit organization can join in CliftonFest Programming while raising funds for your own programming. Each request for registration for a Neighborhood Table must be accompanied by a minimum of 9 hours of volunteer service at the event.  Requests will be reviewed by the event planning committee prior to being added to the official CliftonFest program. Table reservations considered the most desirable will add to our audience’s enjoyment of the event. Table participants will bring all of their own furniture and signage. Please, no tents, though umbrellas will be allowed.

To get a copy of the form to fill out click here. All instructions are on this form.

CliftonFest is a rollicking revival of the Gaslight District’s epic neighborhood street party, fused with our traditional autumn celebration of street chalk art and music. Ludlow Avenue closes to through traffic, filling our streets instead with chalk artists creating durable original designs on sidewalk surfaces, fine artisans in booths selling their charmingly crafted treasures, strolling performers, special merchant sidewalk sales, live music on two stages, food and beverage vendors, and kids carnival amusements.

The festivities kick off on Friday, Sept 26, at 6pm with jazz on Clifton Plaza. Events continue on Sept 27 and 28.

The 5K run is back and so is the Pet Parade.

Our website will publish more details as the event draws near.

You can also check out the CliftonFest Facebook Page.

Our very own Esquire Theatre is 103 years old this year. Check out the article in the link below.

Esquire Theatre Article