The second annual Community Culture Fest was held yesterday in Downtown Northport. Though I didn’t get to stay too long, I took some pictures of everything. Here’s the Tnews’ article: http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/article/20091102/NEWS/911019961/1007?Title=Culture-Fest-draws-crowd-to-downtown-Northport
Volunteers spun cotton candy, children bounced down moonwalk slides and created their own art at Kentuck for Kids, while families gathered and listened to the musical stylings of the Alabama Blues Project. There was a whole assortment of music, including a Mariachi Band, which, unfortunately, I could not stick around to hear, free food, art and information on outreach programs for the community. Last year the event was held at the newly-opened McKenzie Courts and drew a huge crowd with Ruben Studdard as the headlining act. There was a lot of diversity in the music they had this year. And Downtown Northport is a beautiful place to have an event. 
