Waterfront Blues Festival begins final day

The biggest party of the summer is about to come to an end.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- The biggest party of the summer is about to come to an end.

With the final day of Waterfront Blues Festival on Sunday, attendees are taking one last opportunity to take in the good vibes at Tom McCall Waterfront Park.

The performances will kick off at noon with the Chris O'Leary Band on the Blues Stage and Sunpie Barnes & The Louisiana Hotspots at the Front Porch Stage.

People can also look forward to sets from artists including Portland-based blues singer and guitarist Curtis Salgado, as well as Greensky Bluegrass.

Similar to Saturday, the city is expected to reach high temperatures, likely into the low 100s. So festival goers are encouraged to take advantage of misting stations, unlimited free water refills (in your own bottle), as well as a chill center on the second floor of the Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront hotel.

Plus, there's also still a chance to snap some memories - that may show up on TV - at the KOIN 6 photo booth, open until 6 p.m.