Getting down and dirty at Elburn Days
Elburn Days wrapped up in down and dirty fashion Sunday as a hard-fought mud volleyball tournament highlighted the final day of the three-day festival.
The fest is the largest annual fundraiser for the Elburn Lions Park and Elburn Lions charities. It's run by volunteers and celebrates community service and volunteerism. This year's theme was "Serving Our Community through Vision, Literacy and Wellness."
Besides mud volleyball, Sunday's highlights included an ice cream eating contest and performances by The Neverly Brothers and American English.
Teams couldn't be afraid to get dirty Sunday as a mud volleyball tournament highlighted the final day of Elburn Days. Other highlights Sunday included an ice cream eating contest and a performance by American English.
Bev Horne/bhorne@dailyherald.com
Radio-controlled cars make their way on a racecourse Sunday during Elburn Days.
Bev Horne/bhorne@dailyherald.com
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