Celebrate Shoreline Festival just gets bigger every year

Saturday, August 23, 2014

The petting zoo had bunnies and goats
Photo by Steven H. Robinson
Never mind the fact that the whole Celebrate Shoreline event lasts ten days - more if you include this weekend's performances of the Aurora Theatre Company.

Pony rides
Photo by Steven H. Robinson

The main festival itself, held on August 16 at Cromwell Park, just keeps adding more and more activities. This celebration of Shoreline's 19th Birthday is hitting its stride.

Surfboarding

Shoreline Area News photographers Steven H. Robinson and Jerry Pickard got around to everything and here is a selection of their photos.

Car show in the courthouse parking lot
Photo by Jerry Pickard
Food trucks and booths
Photo by Jerry Pickard
Robots turned children into coneheads
Photo by Steven H. Robinson  
Bouncy houses and inflatable slides
Photo by Jerry Pickard

World Dance
Photo by Steven H. Robinson
The corn snake and his human entertained the crowd
Photo by Steven H. Robinson

Besides all this, there were opportunities for people to test their strength, buy books and find out what neighborhood they lived in from the Council of Neighborhood, buy a brick to honor a veteran from the American Legion booth, talk to police officers, get a balloon animal, eat a rainbow sno cone, play with bubbles, listen to live music performances, talk to political parties, talk to public schools representatives, and meet friends.

If you missed it, you'll have another opportunity at Shoreline's 20th Birthday, next year.


2 comments:

Anonymous,  August 23, 2014 at 11:21 PM  

The City forecast 9000 attendees at the festival. Mayor Winstead said at the Monday City Council Meeting "hundreds" attended. Which was it?

DKH August 25, 2014 at 10:44 AM  

Our reporter says that a couple thousand over the course of the day would be a conservative estimate.

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