Electric energy will be crackling through the streets of Historic Downtown Carrollton on Saturday, as the 14th annual Festival at the Switchyard gears up to provide a full day of free fun, food, and rocking entertainment from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The festival promises a lineup packed with performances by Grammy-winning rock band The Wallflowers, and alt-rockers Deep Blue Something, ensuring that all attendees are in for a memorable experience, according to the City of Carrollton's official announcement.
But it's not just about head-banging and hand-clapping to the main stage sensations; a variety of local talents will also grace the event. From middle school dance ensembles to martial arts demonstrations, the festival seeks to tightly bind to showcase community spirit and diverse performances. Throughout the day, an ensemble of strolling entertainers, including the Guinness World Record holder juggler David Slick, are set to surprise attendees in a casual, interactive setting as they meander through the booths and activities.
As families and friends converge on the downtown area, they can expect a substantial spread of food and craft vendors, offering everything from turkey legs to artisan trinkets, while the backdrop of live music keeps the vibe upbeat. Those looking to get a jump on holiday shopping will find ample opportunities among the unique shops and trendy artisan booths that line the Square. Local restaurants are also part of the mix, offering comfortable spaces to sit back and refuel.
