Family fun at Trout Creek's Huckleberry Days
There's an ATV under the mass of purple balloons displayed by a parade entrant during this weekend's 2024 Huckleberry Festival in Trout Creek. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
Festival goers line the street coming one of the park where this year's Huckelberry Festival in Trout Creek was held. Several thousand people thronged to the town for the festival's two-day run. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
Clowns took over the main stage at the Huckelberry Festival under the parachute canopy at the main stage. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
A young festival goer hangs onto a bag of popcorn while waiting for the Huckleberry Festival parade to begin. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
A color guard leads the way at the head of the 2024 Huckleberry Festival parade Saturday morning in Trout Creek. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
Spokane resident and Dad Aaron Willrich dances with his three-year-old daughter as music played under the main stage parachute at the Huckleberry Festival in Trout Creek this past weekend. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
The Huckleberry Festival mascot, "Huck L. Berry" rides on the back of a mini-float during this year's Huckleberry Festival parade in Trout Creek. (Chuck Bandel/VP-MI)
If you are a parachutist, being under the chute is a good place to be.
If you attended this year’s Huckleberry Festival in Trout Creek, under the parachute was THE place to be.
Several thousand people flocked to this resort town along the Clark Fork River this past weekend, and while there was plenty to see and do, a solid core of Huckleberry fans gathered throughout the day under the parachute that serves as shade for the festival’s outdoor stage.
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