SPRINGFEST: Brundidge Business Association hosted its annual Springfest (photos)
Published 4:00 am Tuesday, May 12, 2015
![The Brundidge Business Association sponsored the annual SpringFest on the grounds of the historic Bass House Saturday in downtown Brundidge. Dixie Shehane, BBA president, said the weather cooperated and it was a perfect day for a festival. The festival feature arts and crafts, non-stop entertainment, games for the kids and food and fun for all. Gary Chinberg’s rock shop was a popular stopping place for collectors and browsers. The mid-day sun had vendors keeping cool any way possible but the dancers kept their feet moving from early morning until the tents were folded.](https://www.troymessenger.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/24/2015/05/5-12-SPRINGFEST-ONE_web1-300x170.jpg)
The Brundidge Business Association sponsored the annual SpringFest on the grounds of the historic Bass House Saturday in downtown Brundidge. Dixie Shehane, BBA president, said the weather cooperated and it was a perfect day for a festival. The festival feature arts and crafts, non-stop entertainment, games for the kids and food and fun for all. Gary Chinberg’s rock shop was a popular stopping place for collectors and browsers.
The mid-day sun had vendors keeping cool any way possible but the dancers kept their feet moving from early morning until the tents were folded.
- The Brundidge Business Association sponsored the annual SpringFest on the grounds of the historic Bass House Saturday in downtown Brundidge. Dixie Shehane, BBA president, said the weather cooperated and it was a perfect day for a festival. The festival feature arts and crafts, non-stop entertainment, games for the kids and food and fun for all. Gary Chinberg’s rock shop was a popular stopping place for collectors and browsers. The mid-day sun had vendors keeping cool any way possible but the dancers kept their feet moving from early morning until the tents were folded.
- The Brundidge Business Association sponsored the annual SpringFest on the grounds of the historic Bass House Saturday in downtown Brundidge. Dixie Shehane, BBA president, said the weather cooperated and it was a perfect day for a festival. The festival feature arts and crafts, non-stop entertainment, games for the kids and food and fun for all. Gary Chinberg’s rock shop was a popular stopping place for collectors and browsers. The mid-day sun had vendors keeping cool any way possible but the dancers kept their feet moving from early morning until the tents were folded.