Circle The Block Party Today!
4-7 PM at the South Roanoke fire station. Music by Monkey Fuzz. A moonwalk and face painting for the kids. Fun for everyone. Pack a picnic and come on down!
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2 comments:
How'd the block party go?
It was a huge success! I'd say we had five hundred people there, and we were up against a number of other big events on Saturday.
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