Baltimore Folk Fest 2013

Baltimore Folk Fest 2013

12 November 2013

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The Baltimore Folk Fest is shaping up to be one the premier annual music festivals in the city and here’s the photo essay to prove it. If you missed it this year you can catch the next one in a 11 months or so. Check out some of the video from our friends at BMOREhush.

Photography by Lisa Paddy & Erin Michelle from Wrapped in Clover Photography

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Barrage Band

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Barrage Band

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Barrage Band

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Barrage Band

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Barrage Band

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Barrage Band

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Barrage Band

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End of America

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End of America

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End of America

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Great American Canyon Band

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Great American Canyon Band

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Haint Blue

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Haint Blue

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Haint Blue

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Haint Blue

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Haint Blue

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Haint Blue

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Herds of Main Street

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Herds of Main Street

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Herds of Main Street

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Herds of Main Street

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Her Fantastic Cats

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Tiger Land

Tiger Land

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Tiger Land

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