Carbondale celebrates 21st annual Dandelion Day
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Ngoma Drum and Dance lead a parade of species to celebrate Dandelion Day in Carbondale.
Thomas Phippen/Post Independent
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Children dressed as real or imaginary animal species to kick of Carbondale's Dandelion Day celebration. The dandelion is one of the first flowers bees eat in the spring
Thomas Phippen/Post Independent
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Ngoma Drum and Dance lead the parade of species to celebrate Dandelion Day in Carbondale.
Thomas Phippen/Post Independent
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Children dressed as real or imaginary animal species to kick of Carbondale's Dandelion Day celebration. The dandelion is one of the first flowers bees eat in the spring.
Thomas Phippen/Post Independent
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Hundreds participated in Carbondale's parade of species, dressed up as real or imaginary animals, to celebrate Dandelion Day.
Thomas Phippen/Post Independent
Carbondale comes together as a community every year for a day of spring celebration. The 21st annual Dandelion Day started Saturday morning with the Procession of Species Parade down Main Street, and then moved to Sopris park where the community perused booths featuring local nonprofits, artists, farmers, food vendors and brewers, and listened to a lineup of talented musicians on the main stage.
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