The 8th Happy Hollerpalooza Street Fair was held last Saturday and if you missed, be sure to look for it next year. This is a wonderful neighborhood celebration! It is not a bunch of out of town vendors selling the usual street fair goods. All of the vendors were local (or so it seemed to me) and the food was provided by local restaurants.
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Freezo had hot dogs for 50 ¢ in addition to their usual menu and although the place was packed, they had enough people working to keep the lines moving quickly. In the parking lot behind the Freezo, the Epilepsy Fountaion was providing free bicycle helmets to children.
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| Beautiful day for the fair |
At the other end of the fair, there was a motorcycle show.
There was a lot of music too. Fulton High School Marching Band started the festivities with an impressive performance. The Fulton High Gospel Choir was equally impressive. Unfortunately, I had to leave after the choir sang, but there was an impressive list of performers.
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