Merced County Courthouse Museum Director Sarah Lim takes down a winner’s information after congratulating him on a successful bid.
The Kirby BBQ Dinner fundraiser was highlighted by a live auction event that saw 14 unique items make their way into the hands of supporters.
Each one of the 14 items that was auctioned off during the event made its way around the event allowing participants to take a closer look.
Merced Mayor Matthew Serratto speaks with Merced County Courthouse Museum Director Sarah Lim as he enters the event.
John Pedrozo carves up dinner as hungry residents await their portion.
City Councilman Delray Shelton shares a laugh with council hopeful Casey Steed.
Kory Billings speaks to E.J. Lorenzi as the two look over the auction items.
Dozens of tables of friends and families enjoy their meal as the sun sets behind Lake Yosemite on Tuesday evening.
The 31st annual Bill Kirby Western Barbecue at Lake Yosemite was a sold-out success with the many supporters of the Merced County Historical Society and Courthouse Museum filling up a picturesque cove at Lake Yosemite for a night of fabulous dining, lively fundraising and great conversation.
All the proceeds benefit the Courthouse Museum programs and scholarships.
Among the many auction items were a “fun weekend in Mi-Wuk Village,” “four tickets to the 49ers vs. Chargers game,” “ a blue toy tractor by Garton Tractor,” “a dinner for 20 at Historic McCorry Ranch,” “a romantic night at the El Capitan Hotel,” and a historic photo of “Main Street in 1929.”