Residents and visitors of Lakewood Ranch meandered through Lakewood Ranch Main Street Friday for Music on Main.
People got bites at booths from local restaurants, played games and listened to live music. Dog owners brought their dogs; however, a mini potbelly pig attended the festivities as a part of the Southwest Florida Therapy Animals.
During the live music, Errika Magra and her husband, Placido, were excited to get to dance salsa. Magra said they try to get out to the event when they have time.
"We enjoy the atmosphere," she said.
Music on Main is held the first Friday of each month.
Zoey Kollet, 4, dances with her sister, Cora, who is a year and a half old.
Chelsea Hoffner gets her dog Stella to smile for the camera.
Shane Keinz and Pinki Goolsby, owners of Full Belly Stuffed Burgers
Nan Wisner and her Maltipoo, Lily
Dylan Hutson, 8 months, plays with a balloon with his uncle, Mike Blevins.
David Comtois and Priscilla Gately
Dean Burnside, a volunteer with Center for Building Hope, rolls the dice to "race" the players.
Tara Cocco plays a horse race game with Center for Building Hope.
Cameron Rose Perry, 11, pets the potbelly piglet held by Judy Goble. The male pig, yet unnamed, is a therapy pet with Southwest Therapy Florida Animal.
Visitors and residents brought in camp chairs to enjoy the live music.
Trebor Britt makes balloons at Music on Main.
Placido and Errika Magra dance salsa during the live music.
Liz Hane and her daughter, Skye, 9, work the Balloonistry booth.
Stan Goble holds Issa, a therapy dog.
Issa, right, thinks the piglet is her baby, said Judy Goble.
