BELMONT, Miss - The 48th Annual Bear Creek Festival & Car Show was a resounding success, drawing in crowds for a day filled with excitement, family fun, and community spirit. Blessed with beautiful weather, this year’s event offered something for everyone, making it a memorable experience for attendees of all ages.

The festival, held in the heart of the community, brought together classic car enthusiasts, families, and local vendors to celebrate a cherished tradition. The car show was a highlight, featuring a stunning lineup of cool cars that delighted auto aficionados. From vintage classics to modern muscle cars, the display attracted a lot of attention, with visitors admiring the craftsmanship and care that owners had put into their vehicles.

For the younger crowd, the "Touch a Truck" event was a major hit. Children had the unique opportunity to get up close and personal with a variety of trucks, including fire trucks, dump trucks, and utility vehicles. The fire truck water feature was a standout attraction, providing both fun and a refreshing splash for kids who wanted to cool off under the sunny skies.

Arts and crafts vendors lined the festival area, offering a wide array of handmade items, from jewelry and pottery to home décor and unique gifts. Visitors were able to browse through booths, engage with local artisans, and take home one-of-a-kind treasures.

The festival wasn’t just about cars and crafts—there was also plenty for food lovers to enjoy. A variety of food stalls served up delicious options, ranging from classic festival favorites like funnel cakes and to local specialties. The scent of fresh food wafted through the air, tempting festival-goers to sample the many treats available.

Children’s games and activities were scattered throughout the grounds, ensuring that the youngest visitors had plenty to keep them entertained. Whether it was playing carnival games or bouncing in inflatables, kids were all smiles as they participated in the fun.

The 48th Annual Bear Creek Festival & Car Show was more than just an event—it was a celebration of community, culture, and tradition. As the festival wrapped up, there was a sense of joy and accomplishment among organizers and attendees alike. With another successful year in the books, everyone is already looking forward to next year’s celebration. Here’s to another 48 years of fun, family, and fantastic cars at the Bear Creek Festival!