NEW HAVEN, Conn. — The sound of acoustic guitars, the buzz of local vendors and the energy of community filled the air at Edgerton Park, as CT Folk Fest returned to New Haven for its annual celebration of music, art and culture.

Now in its 32nd year, the free festival continues to shine a spotlight on both local talent and national folk legends — all while staying true to its mission of inclusivity and environmental responsibility.

From grassroots bands to veteran performers, CT Folk Fest offers a diverse lineup rooted in storytelling, tradition and social connection.

“We're just trying to expand awareness and bring people of all cultures and backgrounds together with music,” said Maryjane Fazekas, vice president of CT Folk Fest. “Through storytelling that tells stories of life and ho

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