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    Humber Arm South Bayfest is now a thing of the past

    Tuesday, 27 August 2024 07:00

    By Tonya Organ

    The group’s Facebook page has a message that starts, “It is with very heavy hearts after much conversation and debate that we inform you with this post today."

    The Humber Arm South Bayfest will be no more. On the group’s Facebook page there is a message that starts, “It is with very heavy hearts after much conversation and debate that we inform you with this post today. They say all good things must come to an end and unfortunately, that is where we are currently as a festival.”  Saying, “it was certainly a great run while it lasted,” the group thanked all performers over the years, volunteers and those who supported the event, which was an annual fundraiser for the Humber Arm South Volunteer Fire Department. 

     

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