Photos: Ballinger Friendship Festival had diversity and good weather
Saturday, September 7, 2019
People paused to eat and listen to the music |
Photos by Dennis Terpstra
So what better way to celebrate diversity than with a party?
Many organizations were present to meet people and provide resources |
The first ever Ballinger Friendship Festival was held on Saturday, September 7 from 1 to 5pm at Brugger's Bog Park on 25th NE.
The food was delicious and free |
The food, music and fun were free, and included arts, crafts, games, a selfie photo booth, and face painting.
They held the entire festival and cleaned up before the weather turned into a major storm at 8:30pm.
Beautiful clothing |
Among the participating individuals and organizations:
Ballinger Neighborhood Association, Black Lives Matter / Shoreline and the North Side Step Team, Brugger’s Bog Stewards, City of Shoreline PRCS, the Islamic Community of Bosniaks, JHP Legacy, Literacy Source, Los Pollitos Folklorico, Moms Demand Action, Patty Pan Cooperative, Recology, Seattle ReCreative, Shoreline Historical Museum, Ty Keenan, Washington Alliance for Better Schools, and the Washington Native Plant Society Brugger’s Bog Stewards.
Entertainment by JHP Legacy |
Hosted by the Ballinger Neighborhood (BALNA) with funding from the City of Shoreline Neighborhood Mini-Grant program.
Constance Perenyi from the Office of Neighborhoods gave out treats.
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