Yellow Daisy Festival

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The Yellow Daisy Festival is an arts and crafts festival, held in Stone Mountain, Georgia.^{[citation needed]}Sunshine Artist Magazine has voted the festival one of the top five arts and crafts shows in the nation.

History[]

The Yellow Daisy Festival is named after the Confederate yellow daisy (Helianthus porteri). The festival began in 1968 and has become an annual celebration. It is held Thursday-Sunday after Labor Day.^[1] The Yellow Daisy Festival started out as a small event, but has since grown into a four-day event. ^[2]

There was a virtual festival in 2020.

Attractions and entertainment[]

Festival attendance is approximately 200,000 people.^[3] Vendors offer furniture, glass, games, food, paintings, jewelry, and sculptures.^[4] For entertainment, there are live bands and DJs, most of whom play rock and roll and bluegrass.

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