Annual Irish Celtic Festival rocks the Adventure Park.
By
Andrew Atkins
| 9:20 a.m. March 10, 2019
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Feeling green can be a good thing.
For example, Greenbrook children Sebastian and Lukas Nantes seemed to be enjoying their green hair during the annual Irish Celtic Festival March 9 at the Adventure Park in Lakewood Ranch.
Or Tanner, a pup who was up for adoption through the Humane Society at Lakewood Ranch, was sporting a green bandana around his neck.
And numerous runners were having no trouble chugging green beer during the relay race.
The hundreds of people who attended enjoyed Irish food, drink and games at the annual festival.
Friends Ruthann Brooks, of St. Petersburg, Lisa Kustra, of the Inlets, Kim Martin, of St. Petersburg, and Laura Smith, of the Inlets, gathered together for the festival.
Sebastian and Lukas Nantes, of Greenbrook, enjoyed games with their friend, Jude Arbanas.
Mia Prodger, a Vista resident, crouches with her friend's dog, Killarney.
Linda Dirk, secretary and board member for the Humane Society at Lakewood Ranch, holds a dog that's up for adoption, Tanner.
Niki Cox, of Panther Ridge, let her 6-week-old son Dylan enjoy the ride at the festival, though he seemed more interested in napping.
Deborah and Mike Decker, of the New World Celts of Sarasota , dressed to the theme of the Irish Celtic Festival.
Chad Lowe, of Heritage Harbor, plays a jumbo-sized version of beer pong dressed head to toe in green.
Tonia Brown, of Bradenton, and Tina Quintana, of Harbor Ridge, play cornhole at the festival.
Cheri McDonough, of Lion Rampant Pipe & Drum, heads to her group's performance.
Michelle Herrick, of Harmony, brought her son, Alex.
Hundreds of attendees enjoyed music, food and vendors at the Irish Celtic Festival.
Amy Walczak, of Bradenton, chugs a green beer in the midst of the relay race at the festival.
