Ribfest in New Brunswick wrapped up on Father's Day with a festive feast, drawing large crowds eager to enjoy barbecue and celebrate the holiday. The event, held over the weekend, featured a variety of vendors, with Camp 31 BBQ taking center stage.
Father's Day Celebration
Jamie Williams from Camp 31 BBQ was seen holding a full rack of ribs, embodying the spirit of the event. Attendees lined up to sample smoked meats, sides, and desserts, making it a family-friendly affair. The festival also included live music and activities for children.
According to organizers, Ribfest has become a tradition in the region, attracting both locals and tourists. “It doesn’t get any better than this,” said one attendee, highlighting the community atmosphere.
Community Impact
The event not only provided entertainment but also supported local businesses. Vendors reported strong sales, with many selling out of popular items. The success of Ribfest underscores the demand for outdoor gatherings post-pandemic.
As the festival concluded, cleanup crews began dismantling tents and stages, with plans already underway for next year’s event.
