The West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival — Local services in Clarksburg

My first visit from 200 miles away. Quite impressed with the music/performers & stage placement. Music never stopped which kept crowd 'in the mood' to stay. Clarksburg has some interesting architecture as well. Quite a few vendors. Bit pricey $6 for an iced water and 1 (one) cut lemon. But reasonable for $3 drinks. $12 for an Italian sausage. Anyone who missed the hand penned temp tattoos and shield artwork missed out. But i didnt go there to eat, although we reserved appetite for Muriales later that evening. Stopped at the Looking Glass Consignment store...picked an awesome WV clock. Only improvement I would suggest that would have kept me there longer...is place a bench or 2 on sidewalk for each block or 2. People with arthritis cannot stand/walk as long as...

Great if you'd like a bit of an Italian experience of food and music. However, it's lacking in culture.

There is a lack of personal space or structure, lines to get any food flow into the line of people trying to get through the festival. The children's section was miserable, it was a small stage and the performances looked uncomfortable in all senses of the word.

Also, I think there was a lack of proper security or police concern. I seen a few teens getting a hold of alcohol and the police who were there for security reasons just...

We at Rose of Sharon Flower Shop were honored to make the flower arrangement for the Queens table. We have made the flowers for the court for several years. And provided Peace Lily plants for the main stage, free of charge. The arrangement for the food table we created was lovely if I say so myself! We wish you all good luck with the event. Sincerely, Shawna Patterson, Sandra Patterson & everyone at Rose if Sharon Flower Shop,...