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Previously hosted in Downtown Providence, the festival’s location change had a significant impact on attendance, vendors invited and the sense of community built.

Avani Ghosh

Avani Ghosh is a contributing editor at The Herald. She previously served as a metro editor and covered city and state politics. She is a senior from Ohio studying Health and Human Biology and International and Public Affairs. She is an avid earl grey enthusiast and can be found making tea in her free time.

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PVDFest returns in full-swing post-pandemic, unites community through art

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