Air will be filled with music at Arts in the Middle Festival

Topping’s George Robinson, second from left, claps while lead vocalist Gloria Beverley of Locust Hill sings and keyboardist Ellis Smith of Woodbridge play as the Gospel Ensemble performs at the 2023 Arts in the Middle (AIM) Juried Fine Arts Festival. The festival returns for the 10th year on Saturday and Sunday, June 1 and 2, at Hewick Plantation at 5123 Old Virginia St. near Urbanna. Robinson’s group is set to perform at this year’s AIM Fest on the main stage from 3:15-4:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 1. For information, visit https://www.artsinthemiddle.com/. (Photos by Don Richeson)

When you visit the 10th annual Arts in the Middle (AIM) Fine Arts Festival on Saturday and Sunday, June 1 and 2, at Hewick Plantation near Urbanna, you will once again experience an extravaganza of fine arts offerings: a weekend full of visual, performing, literary and culinary arts.

The art, along the shaded pathways, is amazing, but don’t forget about the music. Local musician and AIM team member Clayton Neal has arranged an impressive line-up of live performances throughout Saturday and Sunday.

Performances will be at two sites on the festival grounds: the main stage under the big tent and the smaller acoustic stage nestled under the trees with the artists. Back by popular demand on both stages this year are a number of highly entertaining and musically-gifted performers.

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