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Here are a few pictures of Westwood's annual celebratory event, from Friday night fireworks following the high school football game, to the double rainbow capping off Saturday's event under a cloudy but bright sky.
I wasn't able to roam about as much as I would have liked to for snapping pictures. I was staffing Westwood Minute's booth and talking to many wonderful people -- thanks to everyone who stopped by. And thank you, new subscribers, and thanks to those who shared their story ideas!
If you would like to share your own pictures from Westwood Day, you can register for free and post them! Or feel free to send them to WestwoodInAMinute@gmail.com.
Fireworks after Friday's football game, and reflection in Buckmaster Pond.
Fireworks after Friday's football game, reflected in Buckmaster Pond.
A familiar sight - the large flag waving over Westwood Day as vendors set up tents in the morning.
A youngster taking his shot in the Minute to Win It game at Westwood Minute's booth -- transferring as many beads as possible from plate to bowl using only chopsticks.
Spunky the Clown on stilts.
Train ride through the event grounds.
Westwood Police came with bikes, cars, and more.
Tractor, transformer, or something else? This vehicle is used by Westwood Police to travel over terrain like that at Hale Education (formerly Hale Reservation).
Cheers to the hardworking Department of Recreation staff who pulled off another successful event.
A line of tents with artistic wares from paintings to pottery.
Artist Carol Ahearn in the Westwood Artists tent.
An ice cream truck served up cool enjoyment on a warm and pleasant day.
Youth took to the stage with Irish step dancing.
Spunky the clown brought the entertainment from Dedham Savings, from stilt-walker to balloon twister!
Nearing the close of another great Westwood Day celebration.
A double rainbow marked the end of a beautiful day in Westwood. Did you see it?
