- April 18, 2024
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Craig Outlaw checked on the meat and side dishes cooking in the grill at Uncle Kenny’s BBQ.
eff Cirino with Grandma’s BBQ sliced a rack of ribs fresh off the grill.
Three-year-old Allison Postell danced with a group of friends while the band Souliz played onstage.
Souliz was the first band to take the stage during the Blues & BBQ Festival on Saturday, Feb. 18.
Allison Postell, center, and Hailey Smith, right, danced with Inez during the Blues & BBQ Festival.
The lines to get barbecue grew as more arrived at the festival on Saturday, Feb. 18.
Smoke billowed out of the smoker as Devon Flanders with Orlando Jerk checked his meats.
The Jones family sat down together during the festival to enjoy some barbecue. From left: Cheryl Jones, Willie Jones, Rishona Jones and Isaac Jones.
During the festival three different bands took the stage - Souliz, TC Carr and the Bolts of Blue, and the Damon Fowler Group.
Pat Elrod, right, and her grandson, Josh Crispen, listened to the music while enjoying their barbecue.
The servers at Uncle Kenny’s BBQ worked together to serve the line of people waiting during the festival on Saturday, Feb. 18.
Winter Garden resident Heidi Nunn said she always tried to make it out to the various festivals held in Winter Garden every year.
Jason Faucheux danced with his 18-month-old daughter, Olivia, during the festival.
Mark Feliciano, left, Joshua Arce, center, and Tien Do sat on the ground while enjoying their barbecue.
Canadians Roger and Linda Emberley enjoyed a slow dance during the festival.
WINTER GARDEN Hundreds of barbecue fans flocked to downtown Winter Garden on Saturday, Feb. 18, for the city’s sixth annual Blues and BBQ Festival. The smell of barbecue filled the area around the downtown pavilion as the more than 10 vendors stoked their smokers and grills filled with various cuts of meat. While licking barbecue sauce off their fingers, the crowd enjoyed the blues musicians featured throughout the evening, including Souliz, TC Carr and the Bolts of Blue, and the Damon Fowler Group. All proceeds raised during the event was donated to the American Cancer Society.
Contact Brittany Gaines at [email protected].
