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The Berwick Lighthouse Festival was delayed this year, but it went on over the weekend with food, live music, a car show, arts and crafts, a 5K run and a Saturday night fireworks display over Berwick Bay. Crowds came out to the festival on the Berwick riverfront. Good weather and mild temperatures helped make the festival a success.

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Shelley Aucoin was the winner of the first Berwick Lighthouse Festival Gumbo Cookoff held Saturday on the river front in Berwick. The nearly $1,000 raised benefits St. Mary Council on Aging’s home delivered meals. From left are Miley Hotard, Shelley Aucoin, Council Executive Director Beverly Domengeaux, Lindsay Aucoin and Kylie Watson.

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Old Soul members Tyler Vaughn, left, and Chris Ibert perform Saturday.

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Buddy Robichaux of Bourg participated in the Cypress Corvette Club Car Show. Robichaux, a Navy veteran, had the engine compartment of his 2017 Corvette Grand Sport painted as a tribute to veterans for all branches of the U.S. military.

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A few couples took to the dance floor as Krossover performed Sunday.

Fun at the Lighthouse Festival

The festival was Nov. 13-15 on the Berwick riverfront.

The Daily Review/Diane Miller Fears

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