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Writer's pictureK.D. Michaels

SOTO Fest 2024 was fun for all

Saturday proved to be the perfect day for Hollister's annual State of the Ozarks Festival. Dubbed SOTO Fest, the event held on Hollister's Historic Downing Street, brought hundreds of people out to enjoy the festivities.

 

SOTO Fest is one of the area's most unique celebrations. Described by founders as a “heightened street fair," SOTO Fest celebrates the rich history of the Ozarks.

 



The one-of-a-kind event offered a variety of activities and fun for all ages. Many working artists and crafters shared their talent at SOTO Fest with amazing offerings. Booths from area businesses sold unique outside-the-box items to those in attendance.

 

Not-for-profit organizations such as TanTone, Taney County Animal Control, SMAC, the Little Founders and more shared information about their entities—some using the day as a fundraising opportunity.  

 

The day provided activities for all ages including face painting, challenging games and much hilarity. Live music, medieval combat and a variety of demonstrations and exhibitions were on tap for SOTO Fest, as well.

 

CosPlay is a big part of the State of the Ozarks Fest, and festival-goers of all ages donned unique costumes of all types, many competing for fabulous prizes given out in several different categories.

 

No festival is complete without food, and SOTO Fest offered a variety of food and beverages from local vendors to round out the event.

 

Hosted by the StateoftheOzarks Magazine, SOTO Fest 2024 was filled to the brim with fun, food and festivities, in celebration of the history and culture of the area.

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