La Marque's annual Bayou Fest at Highland Bayou Park delighted attendees with family-friendly activities like fishing tournaments and pumpkin decorating. At the same time, over 60 teams competed in a cooking contest for a share of $12,500 in prizes.
In Mac McGaffey Highland Bayou Park, the City of La Marque commemorated the second day of its annual Bayou Fest on Saturday, providing a diverse array of enjoyable activities for families.
The festival included various children's events, such as the Rusty Hook Fishing Club's popular kids' fishing tournament, mutton bursting, pumpkin decorating, and a kids cook-off competition. Children engaged in interactive activities that were intended to be both entertaining and engaging.
In addition to the children's events, the State Championship Cook-off featured over 60 cooking teams that competed for $12,500 in prize money in the brisket, pork rib, poultry, and pork divisions within the competition. Local flavors and culinary talents were showcased during the competition, which attracted food devotees from throughout the region.
Bayou Fest has become a cherished tradition in La Marque, attracting large audiences yearly to commemorate the local culture and community spirit. Throughout the day, attendees were entertained by a variety of different options, including live music and culinary vendors.
City officials were enthusiastic about the festival's success and its potential to cultivate community connections. As Bayou Fest and other family-friendly events continue to be hosted by La Marque, residents anticipate additional opportunities to unite and celebrate.
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