The one thing I look forward to every year (aside from library book sales) is the Kent Heritage Festival ! This year it was held on July 7th and I attended it as usual despite temperatures that were pushing 100°F.


In years past the festival has occasionally had booths relating to the history of Kent but it is mostly an Independence Day event with local craft booths, food stalls, a car show, live music, and even fireworks.

Generally, it has the same booths every year, jewellery, sunglasses, tie-dye t-shirts, and cute stuffed animals made out of a sequined material.

There are other booths too, political parties, churches, and palm readers, but I never pay much attention to those.

This post is basically a photo dump of the Kent Heritage Fest’s car show . I found a booth I really liked at the festival but I’m waiting until I can write a more cognoscente post about it.


The photos here were taken with a new app I’m testing out on my android called pudding camera. I like the snapshot look of the photos.