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The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took place on July 20 at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton. Admission was free, with donations benefiting Families Helping Families.
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Jessica Demers and Mark Koschwitz thanked sponsors and introduced the Ebin Rose Trio. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Carl Suiter opened the Fest. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Carl Suiter opened the Fest. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Steve DiZio and Jim DePasque of Exit 31, stayed cool in the shade before their turn on stage. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Mark Koschwitz(Shoreline Music Monthly) and Jessica Demers(Body Karma Studio) were the shows emcees. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
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The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Izzy Lee was busy getting lemonade for folks, with all her proceeds donated to local charities by her Kids for Clinton. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Frank Nerkowski played the second set. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Frank Nerkowski played the second set. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Mark Koschwitz joined Frank Nerkowski on stage, with Jeff Stielau (SES Audio) keeping cool on sound. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
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The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Steve Wexell gets a cool cup of lemonade from Izzy Lee. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Lynn Hidek Mari Lee and Jessica Demers grab a snack and some shade and listen to the music. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. Lynn Hidek and Mari Lee enjoy the shade in the tent that Jessica Demers set up. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. The Ebin Rose Trio Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
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The Sweet Beats Music & Arts Fest took pace on Saturday afternoon at the Sweetwater Farm in Clinton free, with donations bebefiting Families Helping Families. The Miner's, Vincent and Blanche welomed folks and donation for Families Helping Families as they arrived at Sweetwater Farm. Photo by Kelley Fryer/Harbor News | Buy This Photo
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