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March for Change makes its Georgetown debut
Free festival combines entertainment and healthy living
Festival goers had a grassy front-row view of three local bands at the first March for Change festival in Georgetown May 23. BY TAYLOR GOEBEL
June 13, 2015
Participants painted while listening to live music at the first March for Change event in Georgetown May 23. BY TAYLOR GOEBEL
The Dug members (l-r) Tyler Greene, Anthony Baray, Jodi Lynn and Roger Hillis expressed post-rock vibes after their set. BY TAYLOR GOEBEL
Dance and paint meshed perfectly at March for Change in Georgetown. BY TAYLOR GOEBEL
The “Bernie” was a popular move in an impromptu dance circle. BY TAYLOR GOEBEL
An insect chilled out at the Unity Art Collective table at the first March for Change festival in Georgetown May 23. BY TAYLOR GOEBEL
The Dug member Jodi Lynn lets out heaps of rock and soul at the first March for Change festival in Georgetown May 23. BY TAYLOR GOEBEL
Event organizer Itzel Aguilar-Lopez, right, poses for a photo with La Exitosa 104.1 radio host Cristian Tijerino at the first March for Change festival in Georgetown May 23. BY TAYLOR GOEBEL
Therapist Debra Laino spoke about healthy living and good food choices at the first March for Change festival in Georgetown May 23. BY TAYLOR GOEBEL
Dogs (especially the tiny, hairy types) were welcome at March for Change in Georgetown May 23. BY TAYLOR GOEBEL
Face painting was one of the many activities at the event. BY TAYLOR GOEBEL
March for Change, a free festival focusing on local and organic foods, exercise and healthy living is made its Georgetown debut May 23.
SOMETHING Coalition of the Arts, a nonprofit group supporting local artists, partnered with the Shauna Rose Kaufman Foundation and Delaware Technical Community College students to host the event.
March for Change featured food and art vendors, live music, guest speakers, and information on a variety of topics, including clean eating and the important role pollinators – such as bees – play in supporting local food sources.
For more information, go to https://www.facebook.com/events/667243676717458/.
