2022 Labor Day Festival Highlights

Photo by Chris Jennings<br>The food was on point at the 2022 Labor Day Festival. Festival goers had options like corndogs, funnel cakes and frybread.

Photo by Mekayla Monroe<br>There was a ton of family fun at this year's Labor Day Festival. The carnival is always a favorite among visitors of all ages.

Photo by Mekayla Monroe<br>All ages enjoyed the variety of carnival games.

Photo by Kendra Germany-Wall<br>Stickball is serious business for players of all ages. Children hustle for the towa during the children's exhibition game.

Photo by Rylee Tollett<br>Visitors congregate in the chapel for the Labor Day Gospel Singing.

Photo by Rylee Tollett<br>The Bertram Bobb Chapel has served as a place of solace and worship since its opening in 2014.

Photo by Rylee Tollett<br>The buffalo tours are always popular during the Labor Day Festival.

Photo by Chris Jennings<br>Gyda Maxwell plays in the creek in the Choctaw Village.

Photo by Mekayla Monroe<br>Kids play in the sand at the volleyball courts.

Photo by Mekayla Monroe<br>Jeffrey Ludlow lifts weights during the fan-favorite Tough Tough competition.

Photo by Mekayla Monroe<br>Sometimes terrifying, sometimes not, the Fun Slide was usually a hit.

Photo by Chris Jennings<br>Kendyl Lytle hooks a fish in one of the many carnival games.

Photo by Mekayla Monroe<br>For many, fair food is a main attraction of the Labor Day Festival.

Photo by Christian Toews<br>Mariah Bloomer jumps on the box during Chief Batton's Youth Fitness Challenge.

Photo by Mallory Jackson<br>Councilman Anthony Dillard competes in the Fittest Choctaw competition.