Bay City firefighters faced off in a game of water ball in front of their station on Saturday afternoon.
Crowds descended on Bay City on August 26 and 27, to celebrate the annual Pearl and Oyster Music Festival.
On Saturday, four bands performed on a stage in Al Griffin Memorial Park, while on Sunday a kids talent show took over the stage.
More than 40 vendors set up shop up and down 4th Street for the weekend, centered around food sellers and a bier garden set up at the park.
The committee of citizens that organized the festival also hosted a booth near the park, conducting a fundraising raffle of an antique dollhouse, which was won by Robi from Bay City.
Bay City’s fire department got in on the fun with water ball fights outside their station early Saturday afternoon.
Shades of Huey performing on the stage at Al Griffin Memorial Park.
Saturday’s musical entertainment kicked off with a performance by Tombstone Shadow, playing covers of Creedence Clearwater Revival songs. Shades of Huey performed in the early afternoon, offering renditions of Huey Lewis and the News’s repertoire, followed by Alabama cover band Roll On. The evening wrapped up with Fever Band, playing Elvis Presley’s hits.
On Sunday, the festival hosted its first-ever kids talent show on the mainstage, with the winner taking home $100, while second and third place finishers received $50 and $25, respectively.
