Photo by Rachel Howard  

Depot Days returns Saturday  

Main Street and the surrounding area will be blocked off and people will converge downtown Saturday as the 41st annual Depot Days festival returns.  

Festival events began this past Sunday night at East Highland Baptist Church with a community worship service led by Spencer Bell. Down Memory Lane sponsored and organized by the Hartselle Historical Society was held Monday night at Hartselle’s First Christian Church where there will be several items of historical significance were display at the century-old church building located on Main Street. 

The main festivities will return Saturday in downtown Hartselle and will include arts and crafts vendors along Main Street, an antique car and tractor show, two children’s areas, an art show, a beer garden at the Hartselle Farmers Market, live music from local talent and more. 

The festivities will be held from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. 

 

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