We’re deeply thankful for our amazing fans, dedicated volunteers, generous sponsors and the wonderful community that made this year’s festival one to remember,” said Cole Bawek, Event Director.

Sandee Buckley, of the Hopkinton Center for the Arts, said its programs are faring well despite "anti-woke" sentiment.

Another Ashley for the Arts is in the books as the annual three-day festival wrapped up a successful weekend full of music, art, and community engagement from August 7-9.

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