The sound of folk music could be heard through the trees at the 1914 Building, Nov. 9. Live entertainment was just part of the annual Pioneer Heritage Day.
Cloggers of all levels performed on the main stage, pageant girls gracefully made their way through the crowd and children played with animal balloons.
A variety of crafts and art were on display. Live weavers dressed in pioneer garb demonstrated their craft. And at one booth, horses obediently stood while being showered with affection.
