A Glimpse Of Harborfest 2018

by Steve Yablonski | July 29, 2018 11:29 pm

OSWEGO – Here is a little look back at some of the sights from Harborfest 2018.

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The Oswego Bookmobile had books galore for all youngsters

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Making crafts at the Novelis tent

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Nik and the Nice Guys horns perform

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Tiger puppet from Camp Hollis

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A girl gives her little brother a plastic necklace during the parade

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Playing the Pick a Duck game

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Going for a pony ride in West Park

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Some East Park vendors

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Youngsters enjoy Oswego Health’s obstacle course

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Balloons were handed out encouraging people to do acts of kindness in memory of a young cancer victim

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Here comes the sun!

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A giant puppet and its handlers

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Nik and the Nice Guys’ Nice Girls

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Kids playing with the Novelis Can Man

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Little girl dressed like Anna from the movie “Frozen.”

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The Ferris Wheel at night

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Little girl playing the ring toss game

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Kids talking with McGruff the crime dog

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A Harborfest sunset

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The National Anthem was performed to open the festival. Members of the Oswego Girl Scouts presented the colors

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Bean bag toss

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A young fan inches his way closer to the main stage

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Cheering on the band

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Food vendors made sure no one went hungry

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Two members of teh NY National Guard share a laugh at Harborfest

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McGruff the Crime Dog meets 101 Dalmatians

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The crowd settles in to hear their favorite bands

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Balloon hats were popular this year

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Almost Queen

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Parade pals

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Mayor Billy Barlow welcomes everyone to Harborfest 2018

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Tim Nekritz captured this fireworks photo from the old railroad bridge.

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Children pet a sugar bear.

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Children play inside the Childrens Museum of Oswego’s tent at Novelis Family Park.

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A child volunteer takes the stage with Spoon Man.

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Accept Oswego Suicide Prevention leaves uplifting messages along the sidewalk at Novelis Family Park.

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Children work together outside of the CMOO tent at Novelis Family Park.

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Seven-year-old Mason Shatraw cools off with an ice cream cone.

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Harborfest goers enjoy a “delicious” pork sundae.

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Harborfest goers place a push pin in the state or country they are from.

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Members of Oswego Police Department walk through Harborfest to ensure safety and engage with the community.

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