Events
BY AMANDA CUTSHALL
For nearly 30 years, Yesterfest has oered attendees a chance to relive the history of Bastrop through a combination of reenactors, demonstrators, speakers and storytellers. Set up in the historic downtown area, this year’s free festival promises to be just as entertaining as it is informative, according to BCHS Director of Events Nancy Wood, who said she expects to see around 2,000-3,000 in attendance. Pine and Water streets will be lled with activities, including an 1830s-era saloon and bowling alley, a blacksmithing area, vendors and acoustic music performances. "This event is a celebration of our community's rich heritage,” Wood said. Take a stroll through history
The details
Yesterfest will take place on May 25 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Attendees can enjoy the festivities by visiting the museum at 904 Main St., Bastrop and collecting an event program. Visitors can explore the exhibits and stroll the route of demonstrators, vendors and stages.
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O cials said hundreds of demonstrators, vendors, actors and musicians will help create Yesterfest 2024.
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