PHOTO GALLERY: Ringling Picnic’s Spring Fling
Date: 04/15/2012
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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Rhonda Dix and Bill Norris share the Loaded Works mac and cheese. -
Iris Bernard and DJ Dan enjoy some macaroni and cheese from O’Macalicious, Friday, April 13, during Ringling Picnic’s Spring Fling. -
People stand in line to get sliders from Flying Sliders. -
Chelsea Lippincott and Nick Vaccaro served up wine and beer from Evie’s Tavern during Spring Fling at Ringling Picnic on Friday. -
Lee and Lisa Mirman with their daughter, Ella, 8, and son, Gabriel, 7, get ready to enjoy some food from Baja Boys, Friday, April 13, during Ringling Picnic’s Spring Fling. -
Rachel Mitchell offered up psychic readings at Ringling Picnic’s Spring Fling. -
Katelyn Monroe and Drew Grissell have fun trying different treats from the food trucks at Ringling Picnic during Spring Fling. -
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Many people came out to enjoy food from the food trucks at Ringling Picnic during their Friday the 13th Spring Fling event. -
Ringling Picnic held their first big event since opening earlier this year on Links Avenue in downtown Sarasota. -
Mary Schiavetta and Jill Friedman hang out at one of the picnic tables. -
David Vickers, 17, and his mom, Nancy Vickers.
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