You guessed it: Chestertown’s fourth annual community party, Saturday in the Park, inspired by the song of the same name, is being held again on Saturday, May 31st (the weekend after the Tea Party Festival) in Wilmer Park. As always, the schedule includes a variety of activities designed to appeal to all ages and interests, including live music, arts, outdoor games for children and adults, kayaking, fitness demonstrations, wellness booths, pet adoption, craft vendors, and food.
At 10:00 am, a free guided kayak tour of Radcliffe Creek will depart from the kayak launch at Wilmer Park on the Chester River. Bring your own kayak or borrow one of many available onsite. Also, there is a Kayak Swap 11-4. Bring your kayak, canoe, SUP, wind surfer, sunfish or other non-motorized vessel to swap or sell.
From 11:00 am until 6:00 pm, local musicians and other entertainers will perform on a raised stage. To book a slot, send a message to [email protected]. The entertainment schedule will be posted on the Chestertown Recreation Commission’s Facebook page as the date gets close. WCTR Radio will broadcast the entertainment live from the festival. Come see your favorite radio hosts at work.
“People talking, really smiling. A man playing guitar and singing for us all.”
From 11:00 am until 4:00 pm, local volunteers and organizations will host a wide range of fun amusements and happenings, including:
- Children’s art activities
- Outdoor games for children
- Games for teens and adults—volleyball, bocce, and cornhole
- Yoga and martial arts demonstrations
- Health, fitness, and wellness organization tables
- Art and craft vendors
- Free popcorn all day
- Cotton candy and snow cones
- Walker Family food truck
Volunteers, community organizations, and art/craft vendors are key to making it a success. To participate, email [email protected].
The Town of Chestertown and the Chestertown Recreation Commission heartily thank the Kent County Department of Public Health for their continued support for this annual event.
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