Nice weather drew a good crowd at Jubilee festivities on Saturday. Photo by Michael E. Palmer
Bands march at Jubilee parade on Saturday. Photo by Michael E. PalmerÂ
Girl Trek group poses for photos on Saturday of Jubilee festivities.
Bubble makers were a hit at the Saturday Jubilee activities on Water Avenue. Photo by Michael E. Palmer
Rapper Travis Turner, known as Black Sky, of Huntsville performs on Saturday during Jubilee weekend. Photo by Michael E. Palmer
Rapper Anthony Washington III of Atlanta, who performs under the name 706 Reecie, takes the stage at Jubilee events on Saturday. Photo by Michael E. Palmer
Rep. Terri Sewell talks with visitors at Saturday's Jubilee activities.
Rep. Terri Sewell talks to visitors at Saturday's Jubilee festivities. Photo by Michael E. Palmer
Selma Police Chief Kenta Fulford at Saturday's Jubilee festivities. Photo by Michael E. Palmer
Vendors lined Water Avenue this weekend for Jubilee activities. Photo by Michael E. Palmer
Bands performed throughout the day on Saturday during Jubilee activities. Photo by Michael E. Palmer
The 59th annual Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee activities picked up on Saturday as it leads to the big day on Sunday featuring Vice President Kamala Harris.
Saturday started out with the annual Foot Soldiers Breakfast, the parade, battle of the bands, a visit from Congress members with Rep. Terri Sewell and the city of Selma announcement of a big broadband infrastructure project.
Here is a photo gallery of Saturday's events with photos by Michael E. Palmer.
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