Ada's Music Feast is more than toe-tapping...it's food, too
All the music you could eat was served all day long at the 38th annual Ada Music Booster Music Feast.
With more than 2,500 spectators, performers and volunteers, it is always a day to remember in Ada. This year's feast was Nov. 7.
Icon's roving photographer, Monty Siekerman, focused on some of the "non-music" participants. Those photos with identifications follow:
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Photo 1
At left is Jonathan Lischak, instrumental director and choreographer. At right is Abigail Glenn, director. The 38th annual Ada Music Fest saw show choirs in competition from Ohio, West Virginia, and Indiana. Ada consistently draws some of the best performers in the Midwest. A full house was on hand throughout the day, filling the auditorium. More than 2,500 spectators, performers, and volunteers passed through the doors.
Photo 2
Ada Music Fest is more than quality, toe-tapping music...it is food, too. Here, Amanda Kelly helps Brigitta Hogan at a counter full of tempting sweets. When you have 2,500 people pass through the school doors during the day, you sell good tasting food, nutritious meals, and pop to keep the crowd satisfied. The performances begin at 8:30 am and continued throughout the day
Photo 3
Brandy England sells Pampered Chef at the Music Fest. Several merchants had booths in the hallway during the day.
Photo 4
Hilary Dalton of Ada of 31 Gifts shows her wares at the Music Fest on Saturday at the Ada School.
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