Ca c’est bon, y’all
Published 11:51 am Saturday, June 3, 2017
- The Storyville Stompers, a festival favorite, performed for a large audience on the stage at Weisiger Park.
Families, friends and acquaintances got down Friday night during Bayou an Brass — the Friday night offering from the Great American Brass Band Festival.
Sophia Bryant, far right, pretends to blow a horn as her friends Alexis Dickison, middle, marches and claps to the beat while Isabella Devine, left, watches the band on stage.
The Storyville Stompers, a festival favorite, performed for a large audience on the stage at Weisiger Park.
Many people flocked to Main Street to enjoy the food and drinks and chat with friends.
At the Bayou and Brass on Main Street,Spencer Young, left, and Mark Hoebelheinrich, both of Danville, watch people on Main Street.
Not only was lively band music, spicy foods, and cold beverages a way to celebrate Bayou and Brass, a new feature allowed children to make their own colorful vudoo dolls. From left, Perryville residents Emerson, 4, Saddalea, 6, and Walker, 4, get help from their mother, Kelly Gray.
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- At the Bayou and Brass on Main Street,Spencer Young, left, and Mark Hoebelheinrich, both of Danville, watch people on Main Street.
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- Many people flocked to Main Street to enjoy the food and drinks and chat with friends.
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- The Storyville Stompers, a festival favorite, performed for a large audience on the stage at Weisiger Park.
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- Sophia Bryant, far right, pretends to blow a horn as her friends Alexis Dickison, middle, marches and claps to the beat while Isabella Devine, left, watches the band on stage.
