A festival honoring Dolly Parton's life and legacy is planned for next year. The event, called Dollyfest, will take place over two weekends. It will be held on two continents, reflecting the global impact of the country icon.
Further details about the festival are available from the source. The celebration is a testament to Dolly Parton's widespread influence and popularity.
The source provides more information about the upcoming Dollyfest, including its schedule and scope.
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