Savannah Naylor of Garland enjoys a llama ride at the History Museum during Saturday's Crafts Demonstration Day, part of theCourt Square Street Fair and Barbecue Cookoff. (Barbara Shook/Shutterbugs II photography class)

slideshow

Street chalk art was popular again this year as youngsters like Taylor and Alex enjoyed showing off their talents in vivid colors. (Thylistine Vann/Shutterbugs II photography class)

slideshow

Zicareian McNeil of Virginia gets his first-ever taste of a North Carolina hot dog out back of the History Museum Saturday. (Barbara Shook/Shutterbugs II photography class)

slideshow

Mark Hairr and Becky Straughn serve up some barbecue and fixins under the Murphy-Brown tent during Saturday's Court Square Festival and Barbecue Cookoff. (Sherry Matthews/Sampson Independent)

slideshow

George Edwards talks about the craft of wood burning to visitors in back of the History Museum Saturday. Edwards, along with other artisans, demonstrated their talents and sold their wares as part of the Court Square Festival. Hundreds of people flocked to the museum for the demonstrations. (Thylistine Vann/Shutterbugs II photography class)

slideshow

Breast and Cervical Cancer Program organizers and supporters prepare to make the trek from downtown to First Baptist Church, 900 College St., for the annual rally held Saturday morning in conjunction with the Court Square Festival. (Maggie Williams/Shutterbugs II photography class)

slideshow

Dancers at the Celebrando la Raza - Festival de la Calle at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church entertain packed crowds during Saturday's Court Square Festival. (Barbara Shook/Shutterbugs II photography class)

slideshow

Volunteer Tammy Bass puts on the hot dog fixins Saturday at the Old Lightning Rod Car Club tent, where proceeds from the sale of goodies was going to Sampson's Relay for Life. (Sherry Matthews/Sampson Independent)

slideshow

Clinton High School's Color Guard performs Saturday at the Court Square Street Fair and Barbecue Cookoff. (Thylistine Vann/Shutterbugs II photography class)

slideshow

Ralph Hamilton with Friends of Sampson County Waterways shows off some of the photos of canoe trips down the Black River to Street Fair visitors at the Waterways booth Saturday. (Maggie Williams/Shutterbugs II photography class)

slideshow

Dozens upon dozens of spiffy cars - hoods raised, shine bright - lined the Lisbon Street parking lot Saturday as hundreds of people got a chance to oh and ah over them as part of the Court Square Festival. (Sherry Matthews/Sampson Independent)

slideshow

Barbara Shook| Shutterbugs II photography class

Savannah Naylor of Garland enjoys a llama ride at the History Museum during Saturday’s Crafts Demonstration Day, part of theCourt Square Street Fair and Barbecue Cookoff.

Maggie Williams | Shutterbugs II photography class

Ralph Hamilton with Friends of Sampson County Waterways shows off some of the photos of canoe trips down the Black River to Street Fair visitors at the Waterways booth Saturday.

Thylistine Vann | Shutterbugs II photography class

Clinton High School’s Color Guard performs Saturday at the Court Square Street Fair and Barbecue Cookoff.

Sherry Matthews | Sampson Independent

Volunteer Tammy Bass puts on the hot dog fixins Saturday at the Old Lightning Rod Car Club tent, where proceeds from the sale of goodies was going to Sampson’s Relay for Life.

Barbara Shook| Shutterbugs II photography class

Dancers at the Celebrando la Raza - Festival de la Calle at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church entertain packed crowds during Saturday’s Court Square Festival.

Maggie Williams | Shutterbugs II photography class

Breast and Cervical Cancer Program organizers and supporters prepare to make the trek from downtown to First Baptist Church, 900 College St., for the annual rally held Saturday morning in conjunction with the Court Square Festival.

George Edwards talks about the craft of wood burning to visitors in back of the History Museum Saturday. Edwards, along with other artisans, demonstrated their talents and sold their wares as part of the Court Square Festival. Hundreds of people flocked to the museum for the demonstrations.

Thylistine Vann | Shutterbugs II photography class

Sherry Matthews | Sampson Independent

Mark Hairr and Becky Straughn serve up some barbecue and fixins under the Murphy-Brown tent during Saturday’s Court Square Festival and Barbecue Cookoff.

Barbara Shook| Shutterbugs II photography class

Zicareian McNeil of Virginia gets his first-ever taste of a North Carolina hot dog out back of the History Museum Saturday.

Thylistine Vann | Shutterbugs II photography class

Street chalk art was popular again this year as youngsters like Taylor and Alex enjoyed showing off their talents in vivid colors.

Sherry Matthews | Sampson Independent

Dozens upon dozens of spiffy cars - hoods raised, shine bright - lined the Lisbon Street parking lot Saturday as hundreds of people got a chance to oh and ah over them as part of the Court Square Festival.