A free outdoor music festival is scheduled to take place in St. Paul. The event, known as the Lakeside Guitar Festival, will be held at the Historic Como Lakeside Pavilion.
It is set to start on August 12. Further details about the festival can be found online. The festival will feature a collection of musicians.
More information on the event is available from the source, for those looking to learn more about the Lakeside Guitar Festival.
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