- November 15, 2024
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This afternoon colorful canvas chairs were positioned in front of the stage for the Kix Country Fest at the Flagler Fairgrounds. Photo Jacque Estes
There were a lot of cowboy boots stomping at the Kix Country Fest at the Flagler Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
Emily, 11, and Juanita Stankovich were enjoying the music at the Kix Country Fest at the Flagler Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
Stella Kinimi came prepared to the Kix Country Fest at the Flagler Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
Sophia Crawford, sat as still as a 22-month-old can as she has her face painted by Doreen Lazzano at the Kix Country Fest at the Flagler Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
Isabella Stone, 8, wrote on the pink car commemorating Breast Cancer Awareness Month at the Kix Country Fest at the Flagler Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
Candice Kealy, Ormond Beach, signed the pink Fiat for Breast Cancer Awareness Month at the Kix Country Fest at the Flagler Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
The crowd joined in the fun at the Kix Country Fest at the Flagler Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
There are vendors with just about everything at the Kix Country Fest at the Flagler Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
Isabella Stone, 8, sits perfectly still as her face is painted by Doreen Lazzano, despite the music at the Kix Country Fest at the Flagler Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estest
There was lots of foot stomping music at the Kix Country Fest at the Flagler Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
Jarrett Pavlik, 4 1/2, of Palm Coast, found the dirt generally in the arena area of the Flagler County Fairgrounds was the perfect spot to play with his cars. The fence that ususally encloses the arena was down for the Kix Country Fest. Photo Jacque Estes
The Kix Country Fest was held at the Flagler Fairgrounds on Friday, Oct. 23 and Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
Carina Crenshaw, 2-months-old, was probably the youngest festival goer, and she slept through the music in her mom, Carmen's arms at the Kix Country Fest. Photo Jacque Estes
Evan Ellinor, 3, and Joanie Crenshaw, 5, found a sweet ride to get around the fairgrounds during the Kix Country Fest on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
Vendors, including a cowboy hat and belt vendor, had something for everyone at the Kix Country Fest on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
The bull pens were behind the vendors at the fairgrounds for the Kix Country Fest. The fence around the arena had been taken down. Photo Jacque Estes
The fairgrounds arena had a different look after the fence was taken down for the Kix Country Fest this weekend. Photo Jacque Estes
The fairgrounds arena had a different look after the fence was taken down for the Kix Country Fest this weekend. Photo Jacque Estes
Pam and Richard Vincent of Daytona Beach were enjoying day two at the Kix Country Fest on Saturday, Oct. 24. Photo Jacque Estes
Isabella Stone may have been the only person at the Kix Country Fest not swaying to the music, but that's OK, she was having her face painted. The 8-year-old from Palm Coast sat as still as a statue as facepainter Doreen Lazzano created a masterpiece across the youngsters' face.
Festival goers came from up and down the East Coast and it was day two for Richard and Pam Vincent of Daytona Beach. Pam Vincent came prepared with an umbrella to shield her from the sun.
A short distance away Jess Davies and Sebass Baker, 5, of Palm Coast danced to the music.
The festival has bounce toys for the kids to enjoy, food vendors, and a great opportunity just to run around and have fun. Forget to bring your cowboy hat? No problem, there's a vendor that has your head covered.
The Kix Country Fest continues until 10 p.m. tonight when it ends with fireworks by Santore.
