It’s almost time for the kick-off of the annual Black Patch Heritage Festival that will feature a parade Friday, 100 vendors, and several other displays, shows and activities for the entire family.
James Allen Boone says the Petting Zoo will feature several animals at the festival on Saturday.
click to download audioThey will be taking donations to help out two local youth organizations as well as having some drawings.
click to download audioBoone says the Petting Zoo will have some old familar faces he’s had for a while and some new animals worked into the mix.
In addition to the animals, Caldwell County High School FFA Advisor Magen Woods says the FFA Pedal Tractor Pulls for kids will be set up Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
click to download audioThere will also be a Dog Show Saturday. David Rogers says registration will begin at 9:00 with Blessing of the Animals before the show starts.
click to download audioHe’s hopeful they will have a lot of entries for the Dog Show.
click to download audioThere will also be several other events and displays along with musical performances. The Black Patch Gospel singing will be held at 6:00 Saturday night at Princeton First Baptist Church. The headliner act for the festival’s Country Music Show, Caleb Coots, will be performing at 6:00 on Main Street in front of Ziobros.
