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The Jacksonville Beach festival's board has announced the event's end. Rising operating costs and logistical changes both played a role in the decision.
FestivalTV editorial team
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Springing the Blues is ending after 34 years. Over its long history, the free beachside festival generated significant local economic impact.
The closure shows that even a culturally and touristically successful event can become unsustainable if operating costs grow faster than revenue.
The Jacksonville Beach festival's board has announced the event's end. Rising operating costs and logistical changes both played a role in the decision.
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