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Downtown Festival, Johnson City

295 Comments

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Anonymous
10 years ago

This move will have a negative impact on the blue plum crowd.

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Natasha Welch
10 years ago

Downtown *IS* Blue Plum!

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Jessica Fitzpatrick
10 years ago

My address is 153 Jays Drive, Johnson city, TN

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Patrick M. Heaton
10 years ago

Stay downtown for that is the whole reason for the B.P.F. . We all need to back the merchants and Murals downtown !

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Kristin Peterson
10 years ago

Not happy about the changes to Blue Plum.

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felisity chaney
10 years ago

I've always loved blue plum downtown and love being invited to skate for blue plum.

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Riley Sullivan
10 years ago

I was looking forward to the festival this year - it will be my first time going, and I have heard so much! I want to experience the tradition.

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Carol Clemens
10 years ago

Keep the Blue PLum Festival in downtown!

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Matthew Stewart
10 years ago

Don't move it.

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Whitney Snyder
10 years ago

Can't wait to revel in the streets of downtown this June!

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pedro salazar
10 years ago

I think it is a good idea and good for Johnson City as a whole. Go

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Lionel Chiasson
10 years ago

Small business should be #1 priority

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Lionel Chiasson
10 years ago

Small business should be #1 priority

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Laura Jordan
10 years ago

Johnson City is known for its wonderful history and traditions! Leave BPF where it is!

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Ginger Jesel
10 years ago

Expanding to Founders Park would be fine, but moving the entire festival there leaves downtown businesses in the cold. Bad move!

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Leigh Ann Rippetoe
10 years ago

Please move this festival to its original place. Johnson City downtown businesses count on this renevue.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Love going to blue plum! Don't move

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Judith Hammond
10 years ago

This is a win/win!

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Laura Ainsworth
10 years ago

Keep it where it has always been, please. Love being immersed in old downtown!

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Jordan Cashen
10 years ago

It would be great to see something new downtown. Johnson City has a rich country, folk, and bluegrass background, but we also have a tremendous amount of talented musicians that stretch across a range of other genres. I've wanted to organize something that more accurately represents Johnson City's music and arts scene for a few years, because I felt like our city needed it. Blue Plum is a fantastic festival, but we don't need a carbon copy to see it succeed. Just my two cents. Thanks!