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Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Dirty Danicing Festival in Lake Lure

August 17-18 Dirty Dancing Festival A dance and music festival for all ages celebrating the classic American movie filmed in Lake Lure, NC. Fans can relive their favorite "Dirty Dancing" moments with a film screening, live music, dance performances and lessons, special guests, games and more. Fans from more than 24 states and two foreign countries have attended previous festivals.

The 3rd annual Dirty Dancing Festival is is an all-day affair with live bands and dance performances, a beer and wine garden, a kidz zone, a dance lessons tent, food and craft vendors and, of course, the infamous Lake Lift competition! With admission all games and lessons are free, and you can come and go throughout the day with your admission wristband!

On Friday there will be a FREE screening of the movie Dirty Dancing. Bring a picnic dinner, some blankets and chairs and cuddle up to watch Dirty Dancing alongside the famous Lake Lure. There will be food and beverages for sale onsite - please do not bring alcohol. This event is FREE but donations are appreciated. Come around 7:00 PM to park and find a spot for the movie which will start around 8:30 PM.

The Festival is held in Morse Park Meadows from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMAdmission: Adults, $20 at the door OR $15 in advance online. Children: $8 at the door OR $5 in advance online

Get a link for the Dirty Dancing Festival and other Lake Lure events and attractions on the Lake Lure NC Visitor Festival

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