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Posen Potato Festival wraps up with parade

News Photo by Reagan Voetberg A float carrying a polka music band won best musical float at the Posen Potato Festival parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg People carry a Posen Potato Festival banner in the parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg The Knights of Columbus created a boat-themed float for the Posen Potato Festival Parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg A vintage automobile rides in the Posen Potato Festival parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg A large farming machine flying the Polish flag is seen in the Posen Potato Festival parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg The Hillman marching band marches in the Posen Potato Festival parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg Agent Orange Riders ride in the Posen Potato Festival parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg A patriotic tractor float participates in the Posen Potato Festival parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg Pageant participants wave to the crowd in the Posen Potato Festival parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg The Rogers City marching band plays in the Posen Potato Festival parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg A man carries a beagle in the Posen Potato Festival parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg 4 C’s Wagon Rides participates in the Posen Potato Festival Parade with a horse drawn wagon on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg The Gaylord Alpenfest royalty float was voted the most beautiful in the Posen Potato Festival parade on Sunday.
News Photo by Reagan Voetberg Veterans lead the Posen Potato Festival parade on Sunday.

POSEN — The 74th annual Posen Potato Festival wrapped up on Sunday with a well-attended parade celebrating the Polish heritage, and of course, potatoes.

The parade featured military veterans, marching bands, polka musicians, charitable organizations, and many elaborate floats and entries from Northeast Michigan and beyond.

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