Marshville Heritage Festival 2021 Cancelled

Tuesday, 29 June 2021 07:37

By Jak Priftis

Marshville Heritage Festival committee members considered many ways to modify the event but after much thought decided to cancel all together.

An annual Niagara event is a victim to COVID-19.

Organizers have cancelled the 2021 Marshville Heritage Festival.

In an announcement on their website, committee members considered many ways to modify the event but after much thought decided to cancel all together.

They go on to say 2022 will be the "best festival ever".

The festival was scheduled to take place Labour Day weekend.

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Marshville Heritage Festival 2021 Cancelled

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