Labor United festival a crowd pleaser over long weekend
Christopher Horner | TribLive
Six-year-old Blake Palmer of New Kensington fends off a hungry goat in the petting zoo at the Labor United Celebration carnival, as brother Lucas, 7, looks on Monday in Northmoreland Park.
Christopher Horner | TribLive
Carnival-goers swing under the shining sun at the Labor United Celebration on Monday in Northmoreland Park.
Christopher Horner | TribLive
Six-year-old Blake Palmer of New Kensington fends off a hungry goat in the petting zoo at the Labor United Celebration carnival, as brother Lucas, 7, looks on Monday in Northmoreland Park.
Thousands of people came to Northmoreland Park for the annual Labor United Celebration, a two-day festival that featured everything from carnival rides and an ice cream truck to a sprawling flea market and a petting zoo featuring goats, donkeys and puppies at the Allegheny Township park.
The two-day event boasted over 110 flea market vendors, more than 65 arts and crafts booths, 17 food stands and 14 booths promoting various businesses.
Tom Davidson is a TribLive news editor. He has been a journalist in Western Pennsylvania for more than 25 years. He can be reached at tdavidson@triblive.com.
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