BRIGHTON -- The Brighton Field Day Festival continues Sunday ...
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BRIGHTON -- The 87th annual Brighton Field Day Festival continues Feb. 22, at the Fred Smith Rodeo Arena on the Brighton Seminole Indian Reservation in Glades County.
On Sunday, the festival will include Xtreme Bull Riding.
Booths feature American Indian arts and crafts, and traditional native foods. Guests can also experience the Seminole Culture Camp, where a living Seminole Indian Village will be on display, offering an immersive look into Seminole history and heritage.
The festival features Native dance troupes from as far away as Arizona, storytelling, additional musical performances, alligator wrestling, and wildlife presentations.
Event information can be found at www.brightonfieldday.com or by calling 863-467-6039.
On Sunday, gates open at 9 a.m. Freestyle alligator wrestling is at noon. Extreme bull riding is at 3 p.m.
