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Lowell hosts Town and City Festival, April 24-26 – The Bay State Banner

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It has long been said that there’s a lot to like about Lowell. From the historic mills to memories of writer Jack Kerouac to the famed Folk Festival that takes over the city every July, the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution has many attractions that keep people coming back year after year.

Source: Bay State Banner | Serving the African American communities of Greater Boston since 1965

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