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Evart held several activities to celebrate the 4th of July, as well as the city's sesquicentennial.
Herald photo/Dylan Schwartz
EVART — Evart held several activities Saturday to celebrate the Fourth of July, as well as the city's sesquicentennial. Activities included a cornhole tournament, pie-eating contest, car show, bird house painting, and a historical tour of Evart.
The day's activities were planned by director of the Downtown Development Authority, Todd Bruggema.
"We got a beautiful day. I'm pretty happy with it. We got a nice turnout for the cornhole tournament, 16 or 18 teams," Bruggema said.
Bruggema said the farmer's market was also packed in the morning, and he was pleased with the amount of vehicles at the car show.
For more photos of Evart's sesquicentennial and Fourth of July celebration, visit theheraldnews.com.
"For putting it together with minimal resources," Bruggema said he was satisfied with the outcome and hopes the community enjoyed the day.
