A happening in the hamlet

Gardiner was a bustling place, Saturday, for the annual Gardiner Day celebration

Posted 9/11/19

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A happening in the hamlet

Gardiner was a bustling place, Saturday, for the annual Gardiner Day celebration

The hay ride shuttle brought people to the three venues: town hall, Majestic Park and Station Square, which hosted many artisans and craft vendors.

Troop 172 of Gardiner was on hand, selling baked goods. Front row (l. - r.) Thorin Hein, Evan Rice, Nicholas St. George, Liam Bons and Andrew Lai. Rear: Victoria St. George and Nina Hein.

Artists work on a mural at Majestic Park, designed by artist Lady Pink. Library patrons were asked to submit ideas for the mural which will be a permanent exhibit in the park. On the other side will be a rotating display.

Take the Leap Dancers performed in the park.

George Airday (l.) and Cubs fan Patrick Murphy served as crossing guards.

Parachutists filled the skies above town hall.

Kayla McKenzie sports a dragon look, courtesy of Sunflower Art Studio.

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A happening in the hamlet

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Gardiner was a bustling place, Saturday, for the annual Gardiner Day celebration