The third annual Spuds and Suds festival was held Aug. 25 in Bath Borough.

The event begins around 4 p.m., making it a friendly tornado-like festival. Last call at the beer hall was 6 p.m.

The festival honors the importance of the potato farm industry in Bath and the surrounding area.

Intermingled with the spuds is the recognition of the craft beer industry. Last year, Weyerbacher Brewery developed a craft beer named Bath Beer specifically for the festival.

Crazy Heart, Forty Grand and the Sunshine Symphony provided energized musical entertainment for attendees.

Various vendors showed their wares and items for sale, and food vendors were in abundance.

Face painting and a potato racetrack for kids made the day a family- and kid-friendly event.

Bath Mayor Fiorella Reginelli-Mirabito and council President Mark Saginario made concluding remarks, thanking all who attended and all the volunteers who helped organize this year’s event.