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Folkfest Society adding late night shows to Coldsnap festival

Coldsnap’s 2024 festival schedule just got a little busier.

They will be offering new late-night shows at the Prince George Legion on February 9th and 10th – both will start at 10:00.

Billie Zizi, the Reviberators, and Folky Strum Strum will take the stage on the 9th, the Coastal Drifters and Elijah Quinn will follow on the 10th.

The 10th will also serve as a Coldsnap wrap-up party as the final event on the schedule.

The annual 8-day music festival begins on February 2nd, you can find out more information here.

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