Children have
a tremendous role in the 28th edition of Oswego Harborfest. Once again the
re will be a wide variety of activities for youngsters attending this year’
s event.
The children’s committee has spent month
s creating an exciting array of things to do for the youngest festival atte
ndees.
Children’s activities kick off with the annual Childr
en’s Gala on Tuesday from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Breitbeck Park Food Court. Thi
s year’s Gala is presented in part by the SUNY Oswego Office of Business an
d Community Relations.
Children in attendance will enjoy a d
elicious cake and ice cream social from Port City Café and Bakery. There wi
ll be many activities including a sponge toss, a photo booth, and arts and
crafts.
This year, only children need t
ickets in order to participate. Tickets are on sale for $5 at the Harborfes
t Office located at 41 Lake Street in the McCrobie Building or at the Harbo
rfest booth in the Farmer’s Market on Thursday evenings from 4:30-8:00 pm.<
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The children’s
committee has spent months creating an exciting array of things to do for t
he youngest festival attendees.
Children’s activities kick o
ff with the annual Children’s Gala on Tuesday from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Breit
beck Park Food Court. This year’s Gala is presented in part by the SUNY Osw
ego Office of Business and Community Relations.
Children in
attendance will enjoy a delicious cake and ice cream social from Port City
Café and Bakery. There will be many activities including a sponge toss, a p
hoto booth, and arts and crafts.
This y
ear, only children need tickets in order to participate. Tickets are on sal
e for $5 at the Harborfest Office located at 41 Lake Street in the McCrobie
Building or at the Harborfest booth in the Farmer’s Market on Thursday eve
nings from 4:30-8:00 pm.
