Under the auspices of the Pinelands Cultural Society, the Albert Music Hall in Waretown for decades has been the go-to place for Saturday-evening concerts. Genres have included bluegrass, country, folk, blues and more.
Despite threatening skies, many came out to listen to the music and stop by the various booths. (Photo by Ryan Morrill)
But on Saturday, Sept. 19, the back parking area for the hall was the site of the Pinelands Heritage and Americana Fest. It featured not only live music, but also artisans, crafters and vendors, all with their roots in the Pinelands, said Danielle Marrone, president of the PCS.
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