It’s time for Danville’s 41st annual Festival in the Park. Here’s a quick review for you. “GO!” They’ve moved things around to make it work better and there’s plenty to see and do. Budget yourself two hours for a solo trip and at least 4 hours for a family. Saturday hours are 10 AM to 8 PM, and Sunday is 1 PM to 6 PM.
We’ll start our PhotoCentral series of articles with photos from Friday night’s fun. We’ll have more in this series of articles until we clear the board. Let’s make it happen!
We’ll start from the entrance then head to the sand sculpture area in Part #1.
We’ve arrived!
Here’s the board of events for this year.
If you have questions, there’s plenty of information tents to answer them. Bernice & L.C. Moore, HELLO!
As the big sand sculpture is nearing completion, there’s a place for kids to make their own sandcastle.
Alan Matsumoto is working on his masterpiece.
You can see the amazing details in Matsumoto’s work.
Here’s another view of some more of the detail.
That’s a 36 foot long pool of water for the DockDogs to jump into.
On our way to the kids’ rides section, you can see that the kids are having a great time.
One PhotoCentral down, and there’s plenty to go! Make the trip to Danville’s Ballou Park Saturday and/or Sunday. You’ll have a great time!
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