Townsend turf and parking lot full of people and activities for nation’s birthday
Face painting, balloon twisting and bouncy castles were just some of the Canada Day activities that drew big crowds to Townsend Park on Sunday. Guests also tried axe throwing, martial arts, watched stage performances, perused a vendor market and ate at food trucks while they waited for the evening ceremonies to start.
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