Name: Second Annual Fairfield Hills Music Festival
Start: 2026-05-16T12:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-05-16T21:30:00-04:00
Location: Fairfield Hills

Second Annual Fairfield Hills Music Festival

May 16, 2026 at 12:00 pm

Start Time: 12:00 pm || End Time: 9:30 PM

Fairfield Hills, Homestead Lane

Tickets $45 until February 27, $55 February 28-May 15, $60/gate

Performances by nationally recognized and regional award-winning artists including Sister Sparrow and The Dirty Birds, The Moonrise Cartel, The Whiskey Treaty Roadshow, Jake Kulak and The Modern Vandals, Bittersweet Descent, et al, special Meet & Greet appearance/book signing by Aaron Neville (3-4 pm), also food trucks, beer and wine from regional craft breweries, proceeds to benefit Kevin’s Community Center; https://bit.ly/FairfieldHillsMusicFest.

Category

Concerts/Musical Events

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The Bee publishes about 3,800(1) copies each week. This is now the 24th installment of “Trump’s Triumphs,” and these pieces generally run about 9 to 11 column inches each. Given the Bee’s broadsheet page size of 16.75" by 22.75" — or roughly 136 column inches per full page — that means this series has consumed the equivalent of about 6,700 full broadsheet pages over 24 installments, or roughly 0.42 acres of paper surface. If those pages were laid down end to end, sheet by sheet, they would stretch from the flagpole all the way to the transfer station — about 2.4 miles. On the theme of Earth Day, it is worth remembering that at some point, it stops being civic discourse and starts looking like a remarkable waste of paper. Source figures: 3,800 copies per week, approximately 10 column inches per installment, 136 column inches per full page, 7.35% of a page per installment, across 24 installments.

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