Fredonia Farm Festival Went 'Really Well' Despite Threat of Inclement Weather

While the threat of rain last weekend caused some nervousness, the weather largely cooperated for the 58th annual Fredonia Farm Festival. WDOE News caught up with festival co-chair Greg Krauza during the final day of the festival on Sunday, in between rounds of inclement weather. Krauza tells us that the first two days went "really well" and had good things to say about the exotic petting zoo and street square dance. He also credited the vendors in Barker Common who "hung in there"...  

Greg Krauza: first two days went well

Krazua says there were estimates of about 15,000 people who turned out during the first two days. He adds that while the square dance was lightly attended, he said it fit the theme...

Greg Krauza: had a lot of that feel to it

Sunday featured the festival's parade, which wrapped up as another round of precipitation rolled through during the mid-afternoon hours.

Top photos by Greg Larson; parade image from Fredonia Access