Staff Report / Salisburylocal.org

The Maryland Folk Festival is set to begin this Friday, September 20, in Salisbury, Maryland. Preparations are underway, with teams setting up tents, stages, and getting the streets ready for the event. As a result, some roads will be closed during the setup. For additional information regarding the festival and specific street closures, a map is available at [mdfolkfest.com/map](https://mdfolkfest.com/map/). The festival promises a weekend filled with music, food, and fun.

Source: City of Salisbury, Maryland | Salisbury MD

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Salisbury, MD

115 S Division St. , Salisbury, MD

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