Watch Now: Midwest Fire Fest returns
Midwest Fire Fest returned this year after a hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Attendees enjoyed music, vendors, food and the chance to try their hand at being a black smith.
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith
At 1:30 p.m. Saturday, the furnace reached 1,869 degrees. The big reveal of the statue will be at 9 p.m. tonight. Previously, the festival has revealed a 10-foot dragon., kooky smirks, serious faces and Max and his monster from Where the Wild Things Are.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternoon. Bottom right: Pictured below is a fire dancer with the Driftless Fire Tribe who performed at Midwest Fire Fest alongside What We Once Had.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
What We Once Had, a Rockonsin finalist for the last three years from Lake Mills, performs for Fire Fest attendees Saturday afternon.
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith.
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith
Fire Fest goers had the chance to try their hand at being a black smith
The heat didn’t stop attendees from enjoying the music, vendors and activities at Midwest Fire Fest Saturday afternoon.
The heat didn’t stop attendees from enjoying the music, vendors and activities at Midwest Fire Fest Saturday afternoon.
