- April 23, 2024
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Jonathan Jarbew. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Freedom Fest. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Luke Reiter in pilot mode. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Bella and her sisters and brothers, Tiffany, Orlen jr., and Orlena Morales wait for their dad who is taking the biplane tour. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Orlen Morales and his children right after landing from the biplane tour. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Adison and Jeannie Smith, Coty and Case Bunch, and Gage Webster enjoy the music close the tent. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Vincent and his brother, Joseph Sevek were excited about the airplanes. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Ethan and his sister, Evelyn Simmons. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Alexander S. Watkins. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Mackenzie Muck. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Chase Herb points at the landing airplane. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Connor Vanleer poses in a monster truck tier. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Temperatures dropped on Saturday, but Palm Coast was flying high. Once again, Freedom Fest brought the community together for a day of live music and airplanes to celebrate America.
The free event included over 30 warbirds on runways, where all ages came to get a closer look.
Orlen Morales had the chance to take a ride over the city in a biplane for the first time. "It was a little scary, but I liked it," he said.
The event, sponsored by Beach 92.7, collected funds to benefits the Paws of War, Flagler Education and other local charities.
Margaret Reiter came with her family. "We love planes!" she said. "This a great family event, and we love to support the military organizations."
