Harmar Days Festival beats the heat
Harmar Days Festival
A pink 1966 Dodge Dart was one of many cars that lined Gilman Ave. during Harmar Days Saturday. âIt was a basket case when I got it. I canát tell you how many parts were missing,ã said owner Karen Boothe. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
Classic cars lined Gilman Ave. during Harmar Days Saturday. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
Local artist J.D. Williamson draws a comic portrait of the Landsford family of Vienna. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
Children play in the bubble in a Foam Garage pit during Harmar Days. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
This tri-colored goat was one of the 30 to 40 animals at the petting zoo called Gab and the Goats, owned by Gabriella Grabow. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
Two emus were part of the petting zoo Gab and the Goats. Owner Gabriella Grabow said the one on the right came from Columbus and the left came from Canton. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
A pink 1966 Dodge Dart was one of many cars that lined Gilman Ave. during Harmar Days Saturday. âIt was a basket case when I got it. I canát tell you how many parts were missing,ã said owner Karen Boothe. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
Classic cars lined Gilman Ave. during Harmar Days Saturday. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
Local artist J.D. Williamson draws a comic portrait of the Landsford family of Vienna. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
Children play in the bubble in a Foam Garage pit during Harmar Days. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
This tri-colored goat was one of the 30 to 40 animals at the petting zoo called Gab and the Goats, owned by Gabriella Grabow. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
Two emus were part of the petting zoo Gab and the Goats. Owner Gabriella Grabow said the one on the right came from Columbus and the left came from Canton. (Photo by Kristen Hainkel)
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Despite the heat, the Harmar Days festival was filled with citizens looking to engage in summer fun. From food vendors to classic cars to a petting zoo to live music, there were plenty of options.