The Berry Heritage Festival was a huge success, despite the lack of carnival rides during the festival. The festival had musical entertainment on Friday, lots of vendors, an antique vehicle show on Saturday, and of course, face painting for the children.
The Town of Berry will celebrate its annual “Berry Heritage Festival” this weekend on Friday April 28 and Saturday, April 29. Berry Mayor Jimmy Madison said that despite the absence of carnival rides and square dancers this year, the Heritage Festival should have plenty of arts and crafts, food vendors, musical entertainment and vintage vehicles to please almost anyone.
The Town of Berry will celebrate its annual “Berry Heritage Festival” on Friday April 23 and Saturday, April 24 following a one-year absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Berry Mayor Jimmy Madison said that he is hoping this will be one of the best festivals ever. Madison said that the festival started several years ago as a fun way to bring the citizens of the town together for a time of fellowship and fun. He said that other towns were having festivals, so the citizens of Berry decided to start a new tradition of its own.
Berry celebrated its annual Heritage Festival on April 26-27. The event was well-attended by local residents and visitors.
The annual Berry Heritage Festival is April 26-27, and Berry Mayor Jimmy Madison said that he is hoping this will be one of the best festivals ever. Madison said that the festival was started several years ago as a fun way to bring the citizens of the town together for a time of fellowship and fun. He said that other towns were having festivals, so the citizens of Berry decided to start a new tradition of its own.
