A Fun Night at the Park
Photo Courtesy of: Veronica Soto
Sherry and Candy, who provided face painting, painted a number of attendees' faces and arms.
Photo Courtesy of: Veronica Soto
Once Stonez Rolling Video Games arrived, the kids attentively played video games such as Portal and Minecraft.
Photo Courtesy of: Veronica Soto
These children carefully threw and caught the water balloons without getting splashed with water.
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Families and children made themselves comfortable while munching on some popcorn before The Lego Movie began.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
The Movie in the Park event was hosted by the Grand Terrace Lions Club. Here a few Lions are pictured. From left: ---, Penny Radtke, and Denis Kidd.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
Here a local family celebrates with a healthy snack, courtesy of the Grand Terrace Woman's Club.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
Grand Terrace High School students from the Leos club smile for the camera.
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Young Grand Terrace High School students from the Leos club celebrating at the event.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
Free popcorn and water was provided by the Grand Terrace Lions Club, the event's host. Here a young attendee stands with Lions Jim and Darcy McNaboe.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
Young booth workers soaking up the sun with their four-legged friend.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
Some of Grand Terrace's finest smiling with colorful faces after taking a trip to the face painting booth.
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Ut oh! At least you're cool!
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The definition of community.
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The Nessel clan enjoying pizza during The Lego Movie.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
It's pink on pink for this little Grand Terrace local.
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