Photo submitted by Ashley for the Arts.
ARCADIA, Wis. (KWNO)-Ashley for the Arts returned in record-breaking fashion last week.
Organizers say the three-day arts and music festival generated over $635,000 which will go to 65 local organizations. 32 of the 65 organizations are area school districts and 33 are local non-profits.
Those in attendance were treated to performances by Toby Keith, Little Big Town, Kip Moore, Barenaked Ladies, Foreigner, Switchfoot, Jefferson Starship, and more. Organizers say 4,000 volunteers were on hand to make the event happen.
Ashley for the Arts 2022 is scheduled for Aug. 11-13 in Arcadia.
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