At Tuckerton Porchfest, everyone was welcome. No matter where you wandered, a different kind of artist was pouring their soul out for the world to see – whether through original songs detailing every part of the human experience or through gradually creating a handmade piece of artwork. In a true representation of what music and the arts are all about, the community danced, sang and listened with open minds.
Music filled the air for miles on Saturday, May 2 as the festival took over porches from The Union Market down to The…
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