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Batavia Ramble brings music entertainment on through the evening

By Steve Ognibene
Members of High Pines continue on the Center Street stage. Photo Steve Ognibene
Members of High Pines continue on the Center Street stage. Photo Steve Ognibene

Bass guitar and kick drums replaced the thud of thunder the rest of the day on Saturday, allowing the rock to keep on rolling the rest of the day and into the evening for the 2023 Ramble Music and Arts Fest.

Previously: After thunder roars, Ramble rolls on with bands schedule to hit two stages into evening

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Photos by Steve Ognibene

Drummer of High Pines on the Center Street stage. Photo Steve Ognibene
Drummer of High Pines on the Center Street stage. Photo Steve Ognibene
Indigo Flow
Indigo Flow on Jackson Street stage. Photo Steve Ognibene
Ross Chua Indigo Flow on Jackson Street stage. Photo Steve Ognibene
Ross Chua Indigo Flow on Jackson Street stage. Photo Steve Ognibene
Face painted girls loved the activities for kids and the festival. Photo by Steve Ognibene
Face painted girls loved the activities for kids and the festival.  Photo by Steve Ognibene
Members from Remedy Three. Photo by Steve Ognibene
Members from Remedy Three. Photo by Steve Ognibene
A young girl, listening to music at the Ramble. Photo by Steve Ognibene
A young girl listens to the sounds of music in Jackson Square.  Photo by Steve Ognibene
The Cowboy Vampires. Photo by Steve Ognibene
The Cowboy Vampires. Photo by Steve Ognibene
The Cowboy Vampires. Photo by Steve Ognibene
The Cowboy Vampires. Photo by Steve Ognibene
The Cowboy Vampires. Photo by Steve Ognibene
The Cowboy Vampires. Photo by Steve Ognibene
Sons of Luther band. Photo by Steve Ognibene
Sons of Luther band on Center Street Stage.  Photo by Steve Ognibene

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