Pelham Examiner live tweeting at Wolfs Walk street fest

September 7, 2019

The Pelham Examiner will be live tweeting the highlights and low down from the second edition of the Wolfs Walk street festival, which will run Saturday from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.

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We’ll report on what people are saying, the boths, live music, food and drink, sporting competitions and whatever else comes our way in words and pictures.

If you’re at the fest, stop by the Pelham Examiner booth, number 37, and say hi.

More details on Wolfs Walk are here.

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