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First Fridays on Fourth Street offers music, food, festivities

Area residents enjoyed the First Fridays on Fourth held July 2.
Dancing in the streets.
Improv performances outside the Grand Theater.
Harmonium Project volunteers Clare Venditti and Amber Knorr at the pie booth.
Erin Haines was the pie competition winner with her triple berry entry.
Informational booths have a presence at First Fridays on Fourth Street, including Job and Family Services with representation by, from left, Marie Holt, Erika Kirkpatrick and Tracey Dailey.

STEUBENVILLE — First Fridays on Fourth Street will have an Olympics theme appropriately this Friday when it unfolds beginning at 6 p.m. in downtown Steubenville.

Plans call for games for children and adults, including a hula hoop contest and a water-balloon toss, according to the Facebook page of the Harmonium Project, described as “a movement to revitalize downtown Steubenville through music, community and a willingness to serve.”

July’s First Friday on Fourth Street — these street festivals are organized by the Harmonium Project and Steubenville Young Preservationists — featured a full slate of activities as well as local food trucks, artisan vendors, craft beer and wine and music.

A scavenger hunt, a pie competition and some improv performances were all part of the July event festivities. These are some of the photos I took during my visit there.

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