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The Crestview History Museum was open to the community on Feb. 11 to celebrate the colorful and bustling culture of the Mardi Gras holiday.
According to Brian Hughes, cultural service specialist for the city, this was the first time Crestview had hosted an event dedicated to the holiday.
Doug Chambers (from left), Beaver Myers and Artureaux provided jazz music at the Crestview History Museum for Mardi Gras.
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