Inaugural Blooms Day in downtown Clinton a huge success
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Adeline Queener, a six-year-old Clinton Elementary student, got her face painted during the festival. - Crystal Huskey
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The Wright family Alexa, baby Ezra, Andrew and daughter Layla enjoy the first inaugural Blooms Day - Crystal Huskey
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The Stair Agency put on a fashion show for Blooms Day with many of their models - Crystal Huskey
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Mollie Farrar and Katherine Birkbeck catch up at Blooms Day - Crystal Huskey
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Megan Eliot represented Clinch River Community School at Blooms Day on Saturday - Crystal Huskey
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Brynn Biddle and her dog, Frankie Bee, took time to shop and spend time with friends during Blooms Day. - Crystal Huskey
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Angela Galen and Kathleen Owen enjoy some sunshine after a rainy start to the festival - Crystal Huskey
Top left: The Wright family — Alexa, baby Ezra, Andrew and daughter Layla enjoy the first inaugural Blooms Day, which took place on April 13.
Center left: Megan Eliot represented Clinch River Community School at Blooms Day on Saturday. Many vendors were at the festival with plants to celebrate the season.
Bottom Left: Mollie Farrar and Katherine Birkbeck catch up at Blooms Day. Birkbeck owns the Spindle Tree and was instrumental in getting this special day off the ground.
Top right: Adeline Queener, a six-year-old Clinton Elementary student, got her face painted during the festival.
Center right: The Stair Agency put on a fashion show for Blooms Day with many of their models.
Bottom right: Angela Galen and Kathleen Owen enjoy some sunshine after a rainy start to the festival.
Center: Brynn Biddle and her dog, Frankie Bee, took time to shop and spend time with friends during Blooms Day.
