Saturday, May 14, 2016
For the past 14 years, the residents of Kirkwood have come together to celebrate art, music, food and everything that makes the neighborhood great. Saturday was no exception as thousands descended upon Bessie Branham Park for the annual Kirkwood Spring Fling. Artist booths lined the streets surrounding the park with amazing paintings, leather work, jewelry and more. Delicious smells came from food trucks, beer flowed freely from different tents, music from the likes of The Glumson Brothers and more came from the stage. There was a 5k in the morning followed by yoga in the park afterwards. It is definitely a neighborhood event that draws the best from the residents and visitors alike!
Lillian George moves through the playground at Bessie Branham Park during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.
Carol Hostetter (center) and her husband Spencer walk their bikes past the artist booths during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.
Katie Lewis looks for a baby onsie at one of the artist booths during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.
Alva Bramwell tends to a grill full of chicken during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.
Jenny Goodwin leads a yoga class during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.
Holly Barbour practices yoga during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.
Jean Jacque Credi practices yoga as his children Eve and Edison hang at his feet during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.
Mathew George buys a book for his daughter Lillian during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.
Lyndon Warren and his father David try samples of olive oil during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.
Meredith Hill pours a beer for a thirsty customer during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.
Sammy Brewer (center) checks out wallets at one of the artist booths during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.
The Glumson Brothers perform on stage during the Kirkwood Spring Fling on Saturday.