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South Norwalk Splash Festival - June 6th, 2004

The South Norwalk Splash Festival is a great family event held in South Norwalk. The event includes a chinese dragon boat parade, a chowder cook-off, special dancing performances, and much more.

A good portion of the event in held right outside the SONO Switch Tower Museum on
Washington Street.

Here are some photos of this years event, taken by our volunteer Bob Gambling.

Click on the photos to enlarge. Full size photos are very large, about 1MB, and will take an extremely long time to load with a dial-up internet connection.
We will soon make the enlargements have smaller file sizes.

A view of the tower from across Washinton Street. There are vendors and visitors all around.
The official start to the 2004 Splash Festival parade.
A close-up of the opening banner.
The Tower exhibited Operation Lifesaver outside.
Volunteers Roberta & Tony staffed the Operation Lifesaver booth.
A model train exhibit inside the Operation Lifesaver booth.
The exhibit teaches why we should always "Look, Listen, & Live."
A view from the top... of the Tower, on the stage below.
All day performers of many different kinds will entertain right outside the Tower doors.
More paraders.
Most of the participants were sponsored by local organizations or companies.
The parade continues.
"The Rowing Stones."
A band playing on Washington Street, outside the Tower.
Another band.
Another band.
There was a large crowd outside the Tower all day.
There were many diverse entertainers at the Splash Festival including this belly dancer.
And Clifford too!
     
     
To learn more about the South Norwalk Splash Festival, visit their website at: http://norwalk.ws/splashfestival/

 

     
   
 
 


 
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