Tristan Ferrell (left) and Rachael Kral speaking at their Spark Community Cafe booth.

Keegan Elvidge, Vice-Chairman of the Board (right), speaking about the nonprofit, pay it forward cafe coming to downtown Versailles.

Darlin’ Jean’s, one of the popular restaurants in Midway.

Pumpkins of various sizes lined the streets, signaling the start of fall.

A pumpkin growing downtown as part of the Giant Pumpkin Project, where people compete for the greatest size and weight of their pumpkins.

Cute dogs were everywhere in Midway, enjoying the warm weather.

Jungle Run, an obstacle course bouncy house, was set up in the kidzone and run by volunteers from the community activism class at WCHS.

Street shot of the crowd by food vendors, selling items like honey lemonade, kettle corn, funnel cakes, and ice cream.

The Apple Express took people around Midway throughout the day, stopping by Darlin’ Jean’s.

Live music filled the streets, ranging from guitars to bagpipes.

Kids loved the carousel pony rides offered by Rosie’s Ponies.

Donations were raised through the Salvation Army for hurricane relief in Houston and Florida.

Pots of chrysanthemums, a typical fall flower, were sold on the street.

A cup from Spotz Gelato, one of the many vendors from the festival.