| Welcome To Foley, Alabama |
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| Heritage Harbor Days is an award winning cultural heritage exchange between two cities in different states. Every year Foley packs up and takes a 28 ft. shrimp boat, the Miss Foley, and a small slice of rich culture to visit another U.S. city. Alabama shares its boat builders, net makers, fried green tomatoes, seafood, country music, beach music and Gospel choir - all representing the varied heritage of the Alabama Gulf Coast Area. We welcome our guests from other states here in Foley each year with the Heritage Harbor Days festival. |
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| History Of The Festival |
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| Heritage Harbor Days began in 2001 with the intention of celebrating the lifestyle and culture of the Foley and Gulf Coast communities. In addition, the festival seized the opportunity to showcase “Foley Pride” regionally and nationally. Teaming up with Guymon, Oklahoma in 2000 the two tourism bureau directors, Kathy Danielson of Foley and Melyn Johnson of Guymon, saw the potential of sharing each city’s culture through a Festival Exchange. |
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