PhotoBlogs by Denny Wendell
Bark For Life, the unofficial kickoff of Bay Village’s Relay For Life events, was held at Bradley Park on Saturday, May 15. Hundreds of dogs and their owners showed up to enjoy a beautiful day and help support the American Cancer Society.
The event featured a doggie obstacle course, dog bones made by Westerly Elementary third-graders, face painting, music by the Bay High Jazz Band and a “beauty” pageant.
The Bay Village Kiwanis planted four buckeye trees, one each for Bay High School, Bay Middle School, Westerly Elementary and Normandy Elementary schools in Bay Village, on Friday, April 30, in honor of Arbor Day.
The second annual Emily’s Rainbow Run and Wellness Walk on Sunday, April 25, 2010 in Westlake, Ohio.
The tradition of an afternoon tea came alive at the fifth annual Victorian Tea hosted by the Bay Village Historical Society.
The Kiwanis Club-sponsored Bays Days was another great success with carnival games, fair food, rides, music and hometown fun!
Fine art, a beautiful day, music, and yummy food made for a perfect setting at the BAYarts' One Artistic Yard sale.
Hundreds of art lovers attended the 4th annual Crocker Park Fine Art Fair on June 13-14, 2009 in Westlake, Ohio. In total, over 125 artists displayed their works at the fair which featured work such as jewelry, ceramics, painting, glass, woodworking. basket making, photography, fiber, wood and much more.
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Nothing is more traditional than a Fourth of July parade, and Westlake provided it's citizens with not one but two parades. The traditional Hilliard Road parade to Clague Park plus the mini-parade at Crocker Park.
The event at Crocker Park featured a parade, a antique car show and patriotic speeches by the city leaders.
Thanks to the Bay Village Kiwanis Club for a great Bay Days celebration. The annual festival is a great example of americana in a small town. The local Kiwanis Club should be congratulated for this excellent event. This year's was as fun as ever. Fun rides, carnival games, the bike parade and, of course, the curly fries.
