A very pink-and-frilly clown entertained the kids
People could write what they liked about the neighbourhood, or suggestions for improvement, on a "brick" that will become part of the Wishing Wall, an installation near the Ark Aid Mission.
The Ukelettes, pictured above, and a number of other local musical performers entertained the crowd throughout the afternoon.
Angela and Maria model the "EOA" shirts they designed and were selling during the afternoon. The design has a bit of a 'Harley Davidson' look; cool, definitely a bit edgy, and a t-shirt that I would wear, even though I don't wear t-shirts much any more. If you would like to order one of your own EOA t-shirts, email rivardangela@yahoo.ca
And, there were chickens. I'm not informed on the "keeping chickens in your backyard" debate so I can't speak to either side. The kids seemed to like them and I thought they were rather pretty.There were lots of furry critters enjoying the festivities - more photos to come.
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