The McKay Brothers entertain the crowd with  country music on Stage 2.

The Brush Country Jamboree Band really got  the crowd swinging.

A mariachi band spices up the Salsa Festival.

Everyone wants a taste of these great tasting  salsas.

A clown delights children with balloons and  face painting during the 2003 festival.

A Contestant provides her best salsa in hopes  of winning the $1,000 grand prize!

The amateur portion of the contest draws  people from across Texas.

Crowds gather to taste the entries in the  2003 salsa making contest.

Festival goers were challenged in the  cow-milking contest to benefit the local Boys & Girls Club.

Two musicians from the Brush Country Jamboree  perform on Stage Two at the 2003 festival.

A special children's area is set up for the  kids.

Kids enjoy the Zero Gravity Chamber, one of  the many kid's attractions at the festival.

A magician entertains the crowd at the 2004  festival.

Miss Live Oak County poses with the 2004  Grand Prize Salsa Winner Chad Blankenship.

Miss Live Oak County 2004 Lauren Self poses  with a band of mariachis who performed at Salsa Festival.

A contestant dresses up her salsa in the 2004  contest.

Salsa Festival crowds enjoying the day and  the salsa competition.

A kiddie train carries young festival-goers around the venue.

The large trees on the town square provide a  shady spot from which to enjoy the live music.

Arts, crafts, food, and (of course!) salsa  vendors line the streets around the town square.

Sue McNeil and Pepper Creek Farms--two big  winners in the 2004 contest.