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LEFT NATALIE ROSE DICKSON, ADAMS BRISCOE, REBECCA LO, DOMINIQUE McCLELLAN, and VIRGINIA MclNTYRE are featured in the Ole Miss attire that will never go out of style. These classics of fashion will remain timeless on a campus that is steeped in tradition and Southern flair
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eked BY LAYSON LAWLER PHOTOGRAPHY BY JENNY ANDERSON The annual festival receives its name from the town ' s authentic double decker bus that was imported from England in 1994 and has been delighting townspeople and tourists ever since. A true personification of the sense of community that characterizes Oxford— the small town feel— is displayed at its finest during the daylong celebra- tion of music, food and the arts. Held on Saturday, April 29, 2006, in the pictur- esque Courthouse Square, the Double Decker Festival fea- tures artwork for sale by one hundred local artists. This portion of the event was sponsored by the Yoknapatawpha Arts Council. Artwork in a variety of mediums was on dis- play, including pottery, painting, woodwork, photography and ceramics. Local artists also gave interactive demonstra- tions of their techniques. As shoppers browsed through the artwork and lo- cal shops that surround the square, they enjoyed the me- out Iodic sounds of all kinds of musical groups, from regional bluegrass and gospel to country and rock-and-roll. Local musicians such as Sanders Bohlke and Drew Holcomb found appreciative audiences despite the less-than-per- fect weather. With two stages on either side of the historic courthouse, attendees were hard-pressed not to get up and dance. After working up an appetite from shopping and dancing, visitors were irresistibly drawn to the enticing smells and tastes from local vendors. The festival ' s food court, aptly named A Taste of Oxford, included sam- plings of some of what the South, and more specifically Oxford, does best— concoct sumptuous treats to tickle the taste buds. From mouth-watering baked goods from the Bottletree Bakery to delectable fried green tomatoes from Downtown Grill, only the best from local restaurateurs was offered. FROM THE FOOD TO THE ART TO THE ATMOSPHERE, THE OXFORD DOUBLE DECKER FESTIVAL OFFERS SOMETHING TO ENTERTAIN EVERYONE 16 THE OLE MISS
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