Festival schedule

FORKS — The second Feast of Forks Festival includes the 10th annual Forks Annual Fly-In and the Fred Orr Co-ed Softball Tournament.

Friday

* Noon to 1:30 p.m. — Forks Lion’s Club Beer Garden.

* 6 p.m. — Community potluck at Tillicum Park.

* 8 p.m. — Chuck White Band performs in Tillicum Park.

Saturday

* All day — Forks Airport Fly-In including an automobile show, flea market and salmon bake, sponsored by the Forks Lions Club.

* 10 a.m. — New Old Time Medicine Show at Forks Middle School.

* 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. — Chautauqua workshops at Forks Middle School, Spartan Avenue.

* 2 p.m. — Parade on Spartan Avenue. The parade theme is “Everybody’s Welcome.”

The parade begins at Forks High School’s parking lot along Spartan Avenue.

* 3 p.m. — Chautauqua Teasers Show at the outdoor stage.

* 7 p.m. — Chautauqua Vaudeville performance at Forks High School, Spartan Avenue.

Sunday

* 9 a.m. — Championship rounds of the Fred Orr Co-Ed Softball Tournament begin at the Tillicum Park ballfields.

* Noon to 2 p.m. — Old Time Fiddlers at the Bogachiel Stage.

* 3 p.m. — Laila at the Bogachiel Stage. Fred Orr Co-Ed Softball championship game begins at the Tillicum Park ballfields.

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