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Nutter said there are about 28 community partners and nine sponsors for the festival, making it a community-building event. The festival is also a fund-raiser for the preserve.

Since this is the first event of its kind at the preserve, Nutter does not know what kind of turnout to expect, but she pointed out that the Sands Point Preserve has hosted events in the past with 2,000-3,000 attendees.

Tickets must be bought in advance and can be purchased via the Sands Point Preserve website. Tickets will not be sold at the event.

Pricing is based per car to encourage carpooling. Cars with up to five people – including children 3 years and older through adults – cost $85, while cars with six to eight people cost $100.

Admission prices include parking and most of the festival’s activities but do not include food or the vendor market.