Residents rejoice for the annual SpringFest

Posted Friday, June 16, 2017 12:00 pm

Stephanie and Mike Sarcona were just a few of the many residents who checked out some of the unique items at the fourth annual SpringFest on June 11.

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Allison Soltani, right, and her five-year-old son Alexander stopped by the Operation Christmas Child booth, which Bonnie Watkins and Molly Krasnoff were running, to find out about the organization.

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Desi-Rae Campbell featured some of her vibrant paintings at the festival.

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The Lazy Dogs Band was one of this year’s performers who kept the crowd entertained during a warm afternoon in the village.

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By Nakeem Grant

Sea Cliff’s annual SpringFest marks a time to celebrate music, art, and creativity in the village. As is the tradition, booths manned by a variety of groups and organizations from the community line up on Sea Cliff Ave. for residents to investigate. This year’s festive was held on June 11.

Sunny skies provided for a great day to hold the festival. In its fourth year, SpringFest continued its tradition of featuring arts and entertainment that attract all ages. Children viewed the many colorful paintings and artwork while their parents shopped at the booths, which featured plants, jewelry, ornaments, and home décor. And live music was played throughout the afternoon for everyone’s enjoyment.

Following the festival, the NorthWinds Symphonic Band performed in honor of Flag Day, putting a patriotic close to an eventful day in Sea Cliff.

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