Inside Out Youthfest In Southwest Georgia
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Posted: 10:50 PM Nov 28, 2008
Inside Out Youthfest In Southwest Georgia
The first ever Inside Out Youthfest kicked off in Southwest Georgia, despite the rainy weather.
Reporter: Caroline Blair
Email Address: caroline.blair@wctv.tv
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Hundreds of people braved the stormy weather this Friday night to take part in the first ever Inside Out Youthfest in Thomasville.

Volunteers set up for the event despite the rain, that featured a number of Christian bands from all over the state of Georgia.

The family friendly event was open to the public and featured lots of games, music and free food donated by local restaurants and volunteers.

"We really believe this is the start of something. We're planning on having one in the spring. We're not sure of the date yet. It's probably going to be middle spring and we hope to have one every year after that," said Youthfest coordinator Bryan Watt.

The Atlanta-fest christian concert brings in thousands of people each year, but Watt says everyone can't make the trip up north. That's why event planners decided to hold a christian concert in Southwest Georgia.

Event goers also did their part to help the community at large by bringing canned goods to donate to the local food bank and Salvation Army.


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Posted by: Katherine Location: Thomasville on Jan 26, 2009 at 02:10 PM

Inside out youth fest was amazing and i cant wait for the next one in march. even though it was raining, i was still very inspired and enjoyed myself. christian conserts with all my friends is what moves me the most. this is katherine from thomas county high school age almost 15. peace!
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