Morgan Junction Community Festival: The Bark, The Bite, more!

Note the promise on the poster for June 22nd’s Morgan Junction Community Festival:

If you went last year, you’ll remember why: That brought the first rainout in its history. Some of the activities happened despite the showers that were eventually followed by a long-running downpour (and then, too late to save the day, some sun):

That was the rain-dampened Bark of Morgan last year. For this year’s “rain or shine!” festival, the Morgan Community Association‘s bringing it back, hoping it’ll be in bright sunshine (as the festival has been OTHER years). There’ll be a pooch parade at 2 pm, followed at 2:15 by competitions for Cutest Puppy, Best Trick, Best Owner/Dog Lookalikes. Here’s the schedule (PDF).

Local eateries will participate again in the Bite of Morgan during the festival, and organizers have several food trucks lined up too. We’re still awaiting final word on that lineup and on the music schedule, but wanted to remind you for starters to save the date – Saturday, June 22, 10:30 am-7 pm in and around Morgan Junction Park (on the west side of California, half a block north of Fauntleroy). WSB is a festival sponsor again this year and we’ll be reporting “live,” so we look forward to seeing you there.

Silly Goose June 10, 2013 (9:35 pm)

Hey I know that cute little Westie, that is Molly Sarkies!!

Cindi barker June 10, 2013 (11:30 pm)

We made a printing error on the first run of posters- the date really is June 22, 2013, not 2012.

WSB June 10, 2013 (11:43 pm)

Didn’t even notice. Have cropped that part out and re-published the image. Send me the corrected version if you have it, or when you have it, or I’ll keep watching the website … TR

Morganite June 11, 2013 (12:00 am)

We went last year and it was really fun despite the rain. There were fun kid activities in the bank parking lot and the people working were so friendly despite being soaked!

FurryFaces June 11, 2013 (9:07 am)

Furry Faces really enjoys this Community Fair and is looking forward to participating again. Cindi and her team do a great job of making this a fun, easy-going, no-stress event (at least for all of us!)