GALLERY: We Love Homewood Day 2018

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A warm Saturday at Central Park greeted families on May 5 for the annual We Love Homewood Day celebration.

The day started with the We Love Homewood Day 5K through Edgewood, followed by a festival in Central Park with games, rides, food, music and more. The festival also featured a pep rally with the Homewood High School Patriot Band and a sidewalk chalk art contest.

The day closed with a parade, with Jefferson County District Attorney Mike Anderton serving as grand marshal, from Homewood Public Library to downtown Edgewood, where residents participated in the street party with music and dancing.

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