A look at the area by day

The sign welcoming visitors was just to the right as cars turned into Whipkey Drive from Highway 87, entering the park from the East.  The poinsettias shown on the Festival page are on the face of the dam that forms Cosden Lake, and face Highway 87 just South of this sign.  It is easier to read in a daytime picture.
The area of the Spring by day, and the fantasyland at night
Main entrance to Comanche Trail Park	And empty field by day, wonderland by night
Big Spring ISD board President Irene Bustamante enlisted and supported the kids of the various schools as they prepared signs to advertise themselves, and to add to the beauty of the festival. As you see, these signs were made by the BS High School and BS Junior High.
Bauer Magnet Elementary	Kentwood Elementary
Washington Elementary	Marcy Elementary
Moss Elementary	The Festival Committee
We have made picture of the Goliad Elementary sign larger so you could read the signatures.
The lights were just next to the Kid's Zone	Kent Sharp and his son Austin man the welcome booth in the 29 degree weather on New Year's Eve, just before the festival closed for the year.  Here they welcome a truck load of visitors who agreed to be photographed.