Many San Diego families were out having fun today at a special event in Barrio Logan. Day at the Park was being presented by the Port of San Diego at César Chávez Park!
The community festival attracted an ever growing crowd as the day progressed. The public could freely enjoy multicultural entertainment at the main stage, plus free bags of kettle corn and other food! The warm San Diego sun was shining and everyone was smiling.
During Day at the Park, the Port of San Diego also sought feedback about possible improvements to César Chávez Park. If you have any ideas, go to their online survey by clicking here!
I enjoyed my hot dog and kettle corn while watching some of the colorful entertainment. Enjoy my photos!
Many vendors and community organizations were present during the event.
The Living Coast Discovery Center had a chuckwalla that people could touch! I learned these lizards can inflate their body in their burrow to prevent predators from pulling them out!
There it is! I suggested a chuckwalla, with its odd name, must be mix between a woodchuck and walrus.
The Port of San Diego was gathering info about potential improvements to this bayside park in Barrio Logan.
These ladies smiled for a photo before the event officially began. They gave out the free food tickets. Yes, I arrived early.
Kids love the Rad Hatter! I see them at many San Diego events. Make your own crazy hat!
Here’s the free kettle corn. Super yummy! Thank you.
First up on the stage was Soaring Eagles, with Native American dance…
Meanwhile, look how the crowd has grown! Lots of food trucks, in addition to the freebies.
Next up the stage was R:TYME Band, playing happy classics perfect for dancing. One kid was even breakdancing!
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