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The Stevenson Twins entertain
audiences at the African Family Festival last month. |
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The Festival
included activities for children, such as this brightly colored maze sponsored by the
State Museum of Pennsylvania. |
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Larry Wilson,
an airbrush artist from Wilmington, Delaware, paints shirts at a festival booth. |
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In honor of
National Dairy Month, dairy Princesses from across the state brought the best dairy goods
to the steps of the Captiol. Pictured here is Huntington County’s Dairy Princess. |
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Passersby took a taste of the
eight-foot sundae, containing 146 gallons of vanilla ice cream. |
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Sports fanatics
gathered at Riverside Stadium to support the United Cerebral Palsy at the Sports Auction.
Conceived and organized by Billy Kaldes of The Spot, the auction featured autographs,
jerseys, and other equipment from professional sports leagues. |
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Musicians performed on the
northeast corner of Second and Walnut streets in celebration of The Spot’s 60th
Anniversary. |
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The true mainstay
in downtown dining, The Spot has been past through three generations of the same family to
the current owner, Billy Kaldes. His father, Jimmy, still serves up his famous chili for
patrons every day. |
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