Locals Show Off Redlands, White and Blue
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The California Youth Spirit Corps parade and perform their routines for the crowds at the festival. The girls were separated into two groups, for younger and older cheerleaders.
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Costumed players representing a new comic series to be published and released locally named “Alo and the Steam Nauts.”
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Children from the community sing patriotic songs in front of their mural and patriotically decorated float.
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Lead singer of Tone Daddy playing “Someone like You” by Kings of Leon for guests at the festival. Tone Daddy played several types of music throughout the day, ranging from ’70s rock to Modern Alternative.
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Kelly and David Valle climb the rock wall at the festival. The rock climb was very popular among the kids throughout most of the day.
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Moms Across America parade and raise awareness against GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms) found in most food that is sold in stores and restaurants.
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Bagpipe performers stop the parade to give a performance for everyone at the Fourth of July Celebration. The loud pipes sounded throughout the street for all to hear.
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Kimberly Juniors riding in their float and waving to spectators on the streets.
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Zanja Fife and Drum Corps as they parade the streets with the old-style snare drums keeping time in the background.
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