Basin PBS to celebrate second annual 'West Texas Heritage Festival'

PERMIAN BASIN (KMID/KPEJ) - Basin PBS is returning with the second year of its "West Texas Heritage Festival - A Fusion of Culture," promising to highlight the rich cultural diversity of West Texas.

Basin PBS said the West Texas Heritage Festival is a vibrant showcase of local talent, creativity, and traditions. From captivating performances and artisanal crafts to mouthwatering local cuisine, this festival offers a sensory feast that celebrates the best of West Texas.

Just like last year, the Basin PBS KIDS Tent serves as an interactive area designed especially for children. Young attendees can embark on an educational adventure with the Heritage Passport activity

"We're thrilled to bring back the West Texas Heritage Festival for a second year, bigger and better," said Laura Wolf, Basin PBS CEO and General Manager. “With so many cultures represented in West Texas, visitors will have the chance to learn about different countries and how they contribute to our vibrant community. With the event being free for vendors and the community, Basin PBS is providing something very special to West Texas. And, with the free Wailers concert, this is a truly inclusive event, offering something special for every member of the family.”

As the sun sets, the festival will transform into a lively concert venue with a free performance by The Wailers. Known worldwide for their iconic reggae sound and timeless hits, The Wailers promise to deliver an unfor...