Games and activities abounded when about 150 people attended Kenmore's Play Day on Saturday at Rhododendron Park. Attendees built a cardboard fort and there was Frisbee golf, basketball, football, soccer, facepainting, temporary tattoos, bubbles and sidewalk chalk art. Members of the Northshore Fire Department visited and brought a fire truck for kids to tour, and a group of people brought bunnies for the kids to hold. Also, Mayor David Baker and City Councilmembers provided and cooked food.
Games and activities abounded when about 150 people attended Kenmore’s Play Day on Saturday at Rhododendron Park.
Attendees built a cardboard fort and there was Frisbee golf, basketball, football, soccer, facepainting, temporary tattoos, bubbles and sidewalk chalk art. Members of the Northshore Fire Department visited and brought a fire truck for kids to tour, and a group of people brought bunnies for the kids to hold.
Also, Mayor David Baker and City Councilmembers provided and cooked food.
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