“Falling for the Wallace” fall festival

  • LIVE MUSIC AT THE LAWN – The showcase performance group First United Methodist Church Praise Team performed at the Hockley County Courthouse lawn at Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace. The quartet was one of multiple live music acts that played at the gazebo for the event, at the showcase. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    LIVE MUSIC AT THE LAWN – The showcase performance group First United Methodist Church Praise Team performed at the Hockley County Courthouse lawn at Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace. The quartet was one of multiple live music acts that played at the gazebo for the event, at the showcase. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
  • KEYCHAIN SALE – Dana Reddell sold keychains among other items at Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival in downtown Levelland. The tent was one of many set up next to Houston Street’s storefronts, which were open to attendees of the event for shopping. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    KEYCHAIN SALE – Dana Reddell sold keychains among other items at Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival in downtown Levelland. The tent was one of many set up next to Houston Street’s storefronts, which were open to attendees of the event for shopping. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
  • FIRE BLANKETS – Nancy Brewer and Jerry Nino were set up in front of Levelland Fire Department’s Fire Prevention Day during Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival. They held up fire blankets that were available to event attendees. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    FIRE BLANKETS – Nancy Brewer and Jerry Nino were set up in front of Levelland Fire Department’s Fire Prevention Day during Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival. They held up fire blankets that were available to event attendees. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
  • JEWELRY ON DISPLAY – BJ Smith and Aliciaa McDonald smiled under their tent at downtown Levelland’s Falling for the Wallace festival on Saturday. They were one of many sellers set up along Houston Street, showing accessories to event attendees. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    JEWELRY ON DISPLAY – BJ Smith and Aliciaa McDonald smiled under their tent at downtown Levelland’s Falling for the Wallace festival on Saturday. They were one of many sellers set up along Houston Street, showing accessories to event attendees. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
  • PAINTINGS – Jessica Allred smiled next to her paintings set up at the front of her booth during Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival in downtown Levelland. Other booths sold art alongside her on Houston Street. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    PAINTINGS – Jessica Allred smiled next to her paintings set up at the front of her booth during Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival in downtown Levelland. Other booths sold art alongside her on Houston Street. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
  • CALIFORNIA T’S – Zack Garcia and Dyson Fowler smiled in front of the California T’s screen printer at downtown Levelland’s Falling for the Wallace on Saturday. The two displayed shirts for eventgoers, and their pink floral van was parked outside of The Wallace Theater alongside other clothing merchants and live music. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    CALIFORNIA T’S – Zack Garcia and Dyson Fowler smiled in front of the California T’s screen printer at downtown Levelland’s Falling for the Wallace on Saturday. The two displayed shirts for eventgoers, and their pink floral van was parked outside of The Wallace Theater alongside other clothing merchants and live music. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
  • CORNHOLE – Chad and Dellonie Moore posed with a bucket of beanbags under Levelland Youth Softball’s tent at Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival in downtown Levelland. Eventgoers were able to play a game of cornhole at the organization’s tent, which was set up alongside other games and live music on Avenue H. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    CORNHOLE – Chad and Dellonie Moore posed with a bucket of beanbags under Levelland Youth Softball’s tent at Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival in downtown Levelland. Eventgoers were able to play a game of cornhole at the organization’s tent, which was set up alongside other games and live music on Avenue H. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
  • SPARKY PHOTOS – Sparky the Fire Dog and Jason waited to take photos with eventgoers beside a fire vehicle at downtown Levelland’s Falling for the Wallace festival on Saturday. The mascot was present for Levelland Fire Department’s Fire Prevention Day to let eventgoers know about smoke alarms. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    SPARKY PHOTOS – Sparky the Fire Dog and Jason waited to take photos with eventgoers beside a fire vehicle at downtown Levelland’s Falling for the Wallace festival on Saturday. The mascot was present for Levelland Fire Department’s Fire Prevention Day to let eventgoers know about smoke alarms. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
  • SWEETAND SAVORY BAKES – The Sweet and Savory Bakes stand was set up at downtown Levelland’s Falling for the Wallace festival on Saturday. The seller was one of multiple food merchants at the event and offered bread and cakes, among other pastries, to attendees of the event. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    SWEETAND SAVORY BAKES – The Sweet and Savory Bakes stand was set up at downtown Levelland’s Falling for the Wallace festival on Saturday. The seller was one of multiple food merchants at the event and offered bread and cakes, among other pastries, to attendees of the event. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
  • BARBECUE FOR SALE – Dickey’s Barbecue Pit staff smiled at their tent at Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival in downtown Levelland. The barbecue vendor was set up in front of the Hockley County Courthouse alongside food trucks parked on Avenue G.. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    BARBECUE FOR SALE – Dickey’s Barbecue Pit staff smiled at their tent at Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival in downtown Levelland. The barbecue vendor was set up in front of the Hockley County Courthouse alongside food trucks parked on Avenue G.. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
  • FIRE PREVENTION DAY – A child got help with holding a fire hose and spraying down a fake flaming house at downtown Levelland’s Falling for the Wallace festival on Saturday. The activity was a part of Levelland Fire Department’s (LFD) Fire Prevention Day, at which eventgoers could see fire equipment and speak with LFD personnel. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    FIRE PREVENTION DAY – A child got help with holding a fire hose and spraying down a fake flaming house at downtown Levelland’s Falling for the Wallace festival on Saturday. The activity was a part of Levelland Fire Department’s (LFD) Fire Prevention Day, at which eventgoers could see fire equipment and speak with LFD personnel. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
  • THE WALLACE THEATER – Nicole Campbell was set up outside of Wallace Theater, talking to event attendees at Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival in downtown Levelland. The stand featured Wallace Theater merchandise and a pumpkin ring toss game for eventgoers. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)
    THE WALLACE THEATER – Nicole Campbell was set up outside of Wallace Theater, talking to event attendees at Saturday’s Falling for the Wallace festival in downtown Levelland. The stand featured Wallace Theater merchandise and a pumpkin ring toss game for eventgoers. (Staff photo by Evin Thomas)