The 34th Annual Liberty Jubilee welcomed hundreds of visitors over the weekend, starting with a street dance and concert featuring Stoney LaRue on Friday and a street festival on Saturday.
Below are photos taken of the festivities on Saturday:
Liberty Fire Chief Brian Hurst greets visitors as they come to the fire department’s booth at Liberty Jubilee on Saturday, March 23. Firefighters were selling boiled crawfish with corn and potatoes at their booth. 
Klint Bush gives rides on his custom-made train at Liberty Jubilee on Saturday, March 23. Kids lined up with their parents and grandparents outside Liberty Municipal Library for the ride. 
Charlotte Price of Moss Hill brought along her grandson, Weston, for Liberty Jubilee on Saturday, March 23. The two were spotted as the boarded a train ride outside Liberty Municipal Library. 
Jody Jacobs Biehunko brought along her two grandsons, Cade Vann, and Miles Ziriax, for Liberty Jubilee on Saturday, March 23. 
Kelan Barrios gets a boost from dad, Al, to smell the wisteria blooms outside of Liberty Municipal Library. Kelan is the grandson of Cyndy Pare of Liberty. 
Missy Cantu (right) was among the Liberty Jubilee participants to spend some time at the Gator Country booth on the grounds of Liberty Municipal Library on Saturday. 
Tru Heifner, 13, of Liberty, cuddles a 2-foot alligator during Liberty Jubilee on Saturday, March 23. The gator was among several on display by Gator Country. 
Steven Hughes of Rye calmly handles a large boa constrictor that was part of Gator Country’s booth at the Liberty Jubilee on Saturday. 
Cameron Cantu, 10, of Liberty, holds a small alligator at the Gator Country booth at Liberty Jubilee on Saturday. 
Liberty City Manager Tom Warner and City Councilwoman Dianne Huddleston shared responsibility for the city’s welcome booth for a while on Saturday at Liberty Jubilee. They handed out reusable bags, chapstick and hand sanitizer. 
A street performer balances a torch on his mouth before adding a hula-hoop holding torches to his performance at Liberty Jubilee on Saturday, March 23. 
A street performer balances on a rubber ball as he juggles torches during Liberty Jubilee on Saturday, March 23. 
Zachary Hajovsky, 13, of Liberty, enjoys crawfish at the Liberty Fire Department booth at Liberty Jubilee on Saturday, March 23. 
Dozens of vendors lined the streets of downtown Liberty on Saturday, March 23, for Liberty Jubilee. The two-day event also included a street dance and a concert with Stoney LaRue. 
Jennifer Crump, a member of Hardin VFD and Liberty County Hazmat, and Justin McGraw with Liberty Fire Department represented their respective departments at Liberty Jubilee on Saturday, March 23. 
Chelsea Baird brought along her children, Parker and Oaklynn, to Liberty Jubilee on Saturday, March 23. 
Children enjoyed several rides that were set up on the grounds outside Liberty City Hall on Saturday for Liberty Jubilee. 
Dr. Cody Abshier (left), superintendent of Liberty ISD, visits with people at the Liberty ISD Tool School booth on Saturday, March 23, during Liberty Jubilee. 
The Liberty ISD Bookmobile was at the Liberty Jubilee to offer some gently-used books.
