Parent tested, kid approved

Marine Corps Community Services in partnership with local agencies presented the 19th annual KidFest at the Cross Creek Shopping Center off Robert Small Parkway in Beaufort last Saturday, April 5. Here are some pictures from the event by Bob Sofaly.

Bethany McMahon, right, watches as her daughter Avery gets her fingers licked by a calf during last Saturday’s KidFest at Cross Creek Shopping Center.
Bethany McMahon, right, watches as her daughter Avery gets her fingers licked by a calf during last Saturday’s KidFest at Cross Creek Shopping Center.
Steven Brown, left, and Courtney Heyward get ready to enjoy their cotton candy at the 19th annual KidFest present by Marine Corps Community Services.
Steven Brown, left, and Courtney Heyward get ready to enjoy their cotton candy at the 19th annual KidFest present by Marine Corps Community Services.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Laura Ballord, left takes the photos of Emily Stuckart holding a baby goat for her twins, Heidi and Lilly, at the petting zoo during KidFest.
Laura Ballord, left takes the photos of Emily Stuckart holding a baby goat for her twins, Heidi and Lilly, at the petting zoo during KidFest.
Cascity Costanzo, 4, center, tries her best to keep up with the fast-paced dancers during the Zumba exhibition at KidFest.
Cascity Costanzo, 4, center, tries her best to keep up with the fast-paced dancers during the Zumba exhibition at KidFest.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Heather Heideman helps her daughter Sophia turn the grinding wheel at the 4-H display last Saturday at the 19th annual KidFest.
Heather Heideman helps her daughter Sophia turn the grinding wheel at the 4-H display last Saturday at the 19th annual KidFest.

 

 

 

 

 

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