Multiple US Music Festivals Draw Thousands, Support Charities

Several music festivals across the U.S. highlighted community engagement and diverse musical genres, with notable country music events drawing large crowds. Country In The Burg, in Cedarburg, WI, celebrated its sixth year as Ozaukee County's largest country music festival, having raised significant funds for local charities and featuring artists like Cole Swindell and Martina McBride. The Cornelia Music Fest in Northeast Georgia, headlined by country legend Marty Stuart, attracted hundreds and combined live music with community activities such as a car show. Meanwhile, Montclair, NJ, hosted its first PorchFest, a unique walkable music festival featuring over 150 local musicians across various genres, followed by the Lantern Festival for Justice and Remembrance. The Sleepy Hollow Music Festival in New York showcased local artists emphasizing community connection through music, sharing the stage with renowned bands. These festivals collectively underscore the role of live music in fostering community spirit and cultural celebration.