Crabapple Fest stayed dry. Register to vote by Monday
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Crabapple Road a little after 2 p.m. Saturday. Photos: Ryan Hall for The Roundabout. |
The rain held off Saturday, and the crowds came. Crabapple Fest filled Crabapple Road with vendor tents, food trucks and, for the first time, a music stage. The city closed the fest at 4:30 p.m., half an hour ahead of the 5 o’clock finish on its schedule, because of uncertainty about the weather on the way.
Today, the weather service gives an 85 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, with a high of 74.
Thursday we asked whether rain in the forecast would keep you home from Crabapple Fest. Of the 37 of you who tapped an answer, the biggest group, 13, planned to go only if it stayed dry. It did.
Rain is in Saturday’s forecast. Still going to Crabapple Fest? | ||||
Only if it stays dry
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Yes, rain or shine
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We weren’t going anyway
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No, not this year
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37 readers, one tap each. It isn’t a scientific poll, just the readers who tapped. |
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The fest’s first music stage, Saturday afternoon. |
Reader poll · One tap What was your favorite part of Crabapple Fest? Stayed an hour or all afternoon? Pick the part you liked best.
Tap once and you’ll see how everyone else voted. Results Tuesday. |
Your fest photos. Got a good one from Saturday? Reply with it attached and the name you’d like credited. We’ll run the best ones Tuesday with the poll results. Send only photos you took, and no close-ups of other people’s kids. Sending one means you’re OK with us printing it.
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