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7 Things you won't want to miss at the 40th Annual Rose Rock Music Festival

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Kicking off Friday, May 6 in the heart of the city of Noble, the annual festival has been a springtime tradition for four decades, celebrating Noble’s notoriety as the Rock Rose Capital of the World!

“The Rose Rock Festival is very important to our community,” said John Stokes, festival organizer. “We are always trying to make it bigger and better every year.”

All of the action happens at Noble City Hall. Just look for the giant Ferris wheel and you’ll know you have arrived!

1. Local talent – This year’s festival is shining a spotlight on local talent. Noble native Kat Lock is Friday’s opening act and Red Dirt Country star, Tyler Byrd, another musician with Noble roots, will headline on Saturday. The musical lineup also includes classic rock, 70s & 80s pop, country, alternative and more to keep festival attendees rocking all weekend.

2. The Rose Rock Parade – Thousands of people gather to watch as marching bands, scout groups, horses, antique cars and community groups trek down Main Street, beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday. This year’s theme is Through the Decades, celebrating 40 years of the festival.

3. Pro Wrestling – For a couple of years now, pro wrestlers with World Class Revolution have put on a great show for fans. They’ll be back on Saturday, May 7 at 12:30 & 3 p.m.

4. The festive ambiance – From a towering Ferris wheel to tot-friendly options, the festival will have a full lineup of carnival rides and games to enjoy.

5. Food – The festival is a foodie feast with 8 different food trucks and specialty fair foods like crepes, kettle corn and more.

6. Shop Local – Over 120 local crafters and makers will be selling their best creations offering unique finds such as cigar box guitars, furniture and, of course, rose rocks.

7. Classic cars – Following the parade on Saturday, there will be a car show happening all day!

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, MAY 6, 4-10PM

SATURDAY, MAY 7, 10AM-10:30PM

SUNDAY, MAY 8, 10:30AM-4PM

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