The Jolly Market, set up at Jayhawk Linn High School, provides an additional location for shoppers to visit over the weekend.

Despite Saturday’s hot temperatures, people flock to the fairgrounds to shop the vendors there. Sunday’s cooler temperatures entice even more individuals to the craft fair.

One of the quilts on display at the quilt show over the weekend. The pieces, which date from c. 1912, show various businesses and individuals in Mound City at the time. The pieces were restored by Maribeth Kehl and was quilted in 2024 by Melissa Kehl.

A free concert at the Mound City amphitheater provides concert goers with entertainment Saturday night. Performers were Taylor Robinson, opening act, followed by Neon Harvest.

The Mound City Historical Park offers space for vendors over the weekend. The park’s buildings, open for self-guided tours, were also filled with quilts for the Mound City’s Historical Society’s quilt show.

The Prairie View High School band performs with show-stopping marching maneuvers as they make their way down Saturday’s parade route.

Though small in numbers, the Uniontown High School Marching Band plays loud and proud in Mound City Saturday.

Little maple leaves lead the Sugar Mound Arts and Crafts parade on Saturday, October 12.

Members of the American Legion Color Guard are followed by the Jayhawk Linn Junior and Senior High School Marching Band at the beginning of Saturday’s parade.

Kally Stroup, 2024 Linn County Fair Queen, sits tall and proud in the bandwagon at Saturday’s parade.