Firebird Festival Tenth annual
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2012 Bird
   Festival dates:  Saturday, Dec. 7th, 2013
Thank you for a great festival
around 16 000 people attended in 2012
Watch videos of all the Firebirds on Youtube
Clay birds
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From the Vendors at the 2012 festival... Click here to visit the Crafts Bazaar

bird wandsWok-angelcolorful felt hats

Our Merchandise can still be bought at Ellie's Choice
firebird t-shirt

Limited edition FIREBIRD
BOBBLEHEADS

Firebird Bobblehead
FIREBIRD POSTERS
Firebird poster
FIREBIRD TEES Show here in Maroon - modeled by Brett;
the designer of the Phoenix-Tees
also available in Khaki
 
   If you would like to help us put together the festival - or have
questions, thoughts, donations - please contact Henrik: henrik11@comcast.net

collage of building

Such a great crew we had.

 
The Arts and Entertainment Committee would like to thank Manny DeMutis for providing the site for the Firebird, and would like to thank the many performers and volunteers who make this event possible, as well as the Phoenixville Borough Fire and Police departments for making sure that the event runs safely and smoothly. Special thanks to our sponsors: Phoenixville Federal Bank & Trust, Frees Insurance and Longview investments, who have all supported this festival with generous donations.
Phoenix Federal Bank Frees Insurance Longview
 
OUR MISSION
The Firebird Festival is an annual celebration of the borough's namesake - the Phoenix. Our mission is to foster a collaboration of local artistic and creative talent, and to enhance the cultural life of Phoenixville. These goals are achieved through the festival itself, and through the use of funds generated by the event to support arts projects within the Borough, such as murals and sculpture, as well as entertainments staged for the benefit of the public.
One invaluable by-product of the Firebird Festival is the personal connections made between all those who participate in this event - the organizers, the builders, the volunteers, the performers, the attendees, the businesses, as well as the Police and Fire Departments, and borough administrators. There are few other Phoenixville events that stimulate such creative cross-pollination between so many diverse groups of people.