PHOTO GALLERY: 17th annual Giving Hunger the Blues
Date: 03/26/2012
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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Colors in the Dark performed on the youth stage, Sunday, March 25, at the 17th annual Giving Hunger the Blues festival. -
Lauren Schminky and Ivy Prost battle one another at the Gladiator Joust. -
James and Connie Scardelli had fun dancing. -
Eugene Roberts dances with his daughter, Emily, 15 mos. -
Mackenzie Poppa, 21 mos., has fun dancing to the band on the main stage, Sunday, March 25, at the 17th annual Giving Hunger the Blues festival. -
People have fun watching Colors in the Dark, Sunday, March 25, at the 17th annual Giving Hunger the Blues festival. -
Kevin O’Connell, Rebekah O’Connell and Sarah O’Connell -
Alex Metzger sketched the band playing on the main stage, Sunday, March 25, at the 17th annual Giving Hunger the Blues festival. -
Olivia McClintock, 7, had fun jumping high into the air, Sunday, March 25. -
Shrimp gets strained before being served at Maggie’s Seafood’s booth. -
Hanna London with her parents Barbara and Alan. -
Delilah Krukowski, 20 mos. -
Kabobs were grilling at Knick’s Tavern’s booth, Sunday, March 25, at the 17th annual Giving Hunger the Blues festival. -
Jazz Juvenocracy performed on the youth stage during the 17th annual Giving Hunger the Blues festival. -
Jason and Heather Howell -
Ben Hammond rocked out on the main stage with his band, Sunday, March 25, at the 17th annual Giving Hunger the Blues festival. -
Nancy Gianguzzo and Chris Merritt -
Dante Benevento, 6, and Yenny Benevento enjoy snow cones, Sunday, March 25, at the 17th annual Giving Hunger the Blues festival. -
Kathy and Charlie Tolson
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