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Photo Gallery: Hundreds Attend Williams Station Day; Dancers Dazzle Crowd
October 26, 2014
Hundreds attended the annual Williams Station Day in Atmore Saturday, including a large crowd for the day’s opening entertainment — dozens of dancers from a Byrneville group.
Williams Station Day takes its name from Atmore’s early history when in 1866 the community was a supply stop along the Mobile and Great Northern railroad.
Festival-goers were entertained by a wide variety of musical acts, and a wide variety of arts and crafts were also available. After an opening ceremony that featured a pink balloon release to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness month in October, Heather Leonard’s Danceworks of Byrneville entertained the crowd.
For a Danceworks photo gallery, click here.
For a Williams Station Day photo gallery, click here.
For results and photos from the Williams Station Day 5K, click here.
Pictured top: Crowds attend the annual Williams Station Day in Atmore Saturday. Pictured inset: Dancers perform. Pictured below: Peanut sales benefiting the Northview High School Tribal Beat Band. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Photo Gallery: Hundreds Attend Williams Station Day; Dancers Dazzle Crowd”
There should have been a sign or something on the main road, but there wasn’t that we could see. Had to ask at the car show, nice cars, too. Finally found the fest, it was fun and a great family event. A little more advertising wouldn’t hurt.
I should mark my planner as I always hear more about this event the day after, as opposed to the days before.
Atmore it never hurts to promote through advertising.
If you do not communicate, you cannot convey.