The sixth annual Dubois County PRIDE Festival was held in Dave Buehler Plaza in Jasper on Saturday.
Food trucks lined the Riverwalk parking lot near Dave Buehler Plaza Saturday for the annual Dubois Count PRIDE Festival.
Andrea Schnaus of Ireland based Yoga and Ancient Remedies led a yoga class before the festival’s official kickoff.
Alayna Probizansk, 9, celebrated after landing a ring on a bottle in the Dubois County Democratic Party’s booth at the Pride Festival Saturday. Adele Huff, 10, standing beside her prepares to toss another ring as Kylee Stephens, 9, watches.
Dubois County Pride President Mary Warner wore festive shoes during the event.
The event featured booths with activities, stickers, information as well as live music and performances.
The Troubadores of Divine Bliss performed in the Dave Buehler Plaza during the festival.
Luca Damm, 8, of Indianapolis, waited expectantly as the prize wheel spun around. Spinners could win t-shirts, fans, stickers and other items at the MasterBrand booth at the festival.
Israel Taylor, 3, took a turn with the bubble gun at the entrance to the Plaza.
Charlie Carter wrote an encouraging message for the special board set up in the middle of the festival that attendees could either add their own sentiments or take one for themselves.
Anna Grant worked in the Trinity United Church of Christ booth where she asked visitors to create a message of what it meant to be a good neighbor. The church gave out coloring sheets and stickers expressing Christian sentiments about being a good neighbor and how loved they are. “Love your neighbor out loud” and “love your neighbor” was on each sticker. The neighbor responses are being made into a paper community quilt that will be displayed in Trinity UCC’s windows.
