Natchez riverfront alive Saturday with several events
Published 2:03 pm Saturday, April 22, 2023
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Young and old alike enjoyed getting up close and personal with all kinds of heavy equipment at Trucks on the Bluff on Saturday. (submitted)
Young and old alike enjoyed getting up close and personal with all kinds of heavy equipment at Trucks on the Bluff on Saturday. (submitted)
Young and old alike enjoyed getting up close and personal with all kinds of heavy equipment at Trucks on the Bluff on Saturday. (submitted)
Young and old alike enjoyed getting up close and personal with all kinds of heavy equipment at Trucks on the Bluff on Saturday. (submitted)
More than 100 European vehicles, many of them antiques, were on display on Broadway Street Saturday, part of Concours d'Elegance car show. It continues until 4 p.m.
Young and old alike enjoyed getting up close and personal with all kinds of heavy equipment at Trucks on the Bluff on Saturday. (submitted)
Young and old alike enjoyed getting up close and personal with all kinds of heavy equipment at Trucks on the Bluff on Saturday. (submitted)
Young and old alike enjoyed getting up close and personal with all kinds of heavy equipment at Trucks on the Bluff on Saturday. (submitted)
NATCHEZ — The Natchez riverfront was teeming with people Saturday morning as several events drew crowds.
The Concours d’Elegance antique European cars show, Trucks on the Bluff and the Natchez Farmers’ Market delighted young and old.
Children were able to get up close and personal with heavy equipment and rescue vehicles, like a dump truck, ambulances and even a helicopter. In addition, they ran and played on the big open space that makes up the north end of the bluff.
The Farmers’ Market ended at noon and Trucks on the Bluff at 2 p.m., but Concours d’Elegance will continue to have cars on display until 4 p.m.
Music on the Bluff in the area of Smoot’s and Natchez Brewery continues through the night Saturday and on Sunday, offering a variety of local singers and bands.