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Carlos Cesar
and members of the Flint Business and Neighborhood Associations
organized another in a long series of free festivals in the Flint Neighborhood on
July 23, 2016. The event was planned with support
from local businesses, including major sponsorship by Phoenix
Marketing, to give neighbors a chance to enjoy some good
food, music and fun in the Portuguese, Brazilian and Cape Verdean
tradition. This year's theme was "Pleasant Island" and included
a giant tropical water slide as well as live Minnie and Mickey Mouse
characters as well as free food and beverages. Music was provided by Thalia
& Dalton of Somerset. The event included face painting, a dunk
tank, a bean bag toss, an inflatable bounce house, and booths from local
organizations on the block-long street that was closed off for the event. "It's
92 degrees outside today, but the kids aren't noticing anything with
plenty of water for them to play in today," said Mr. Cesar. Click here for a
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(Top two rows) Children enjoy the giant inflatable water slide set up on Pleasant Street for the event. (Row three) As children jump in the bounce house and Minnie Mouse, played by Alexandra Vasconcelos of BayCoast Bank, poses with Flint Neighborhood Association President Carlos Cesar and children line up for the dunk tank. (Row four) A woman tosses a ball at the target causing a tank of water to drop on volunteer Cristy Ducharme. (Row five) A young boy is offered a bean bag to toss at a target while Fall River Police Officer David Lafleur talks with Joan Rioux of New Bedford. (Bottom row) Tyvonne Pina sits with June Sanderson and Mary Hall from Redeemed Outreach Ministries on Pleasant Street, children pose with Minnie, and others line up for free face painting. |
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