Festival Days celebrates 130 years of community

Havre Festival Days again brought a weekend of fun and events, filling the town with activities from Friday through Sunday.

This year's theme focused on the anniversary of Havre's incorporation as a town in 1893, Celebrating 130 Years of Community.

The festival again brought long-standing favorites, like the parade that has been held every year Festival Days has happened since it started in 1980, and the Kiwanis Pancake Feed, which actually started three decades earlier, as well as the 48-hour softball tournament and the Friends of the Library Book Sale that actually started a couple of days before the festival.

Other newer events also happened over the weekend, like a tribute band concert held in Town Square Saturday afternoon and evening.

Crowds came in droves to the events and enjoyed the pleasant, if a bit hot, weather over the weekend.