After earlier performances wowed crowds with circus acts, live music , and improv, attendees of First Night got to get in on the fun themselves by creating lanterns to then parade through the night. …
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After earlier performances wowed crowds with circus acts, live music , and improv, attendees of First Night got to get in on the fun themselves by creating lanterns to then parade through the night. The upbeat tunes of the Unexpected Brass Band moved the feet of the parade along its route to Madison Street where Feral Fire Flow Collective lit the fire even hire.
