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Kingman heated up last Fourth of July weekend with Downtown’s “Party in the U.S.A.” First Friday!

Abigail Noble and her mother Denell Noble cruising around Downtown Beale St. during July’s “Party in the U.S.A.” First Friday night. Roller skate rentals were available on Second St, named “Wheels on Beale” between Dream Machines and Spokesman. Photo by Noel Mabile

KINGMAN- July’s “Party in the U.S.A” First Friday was a great way to start off this year’s Fourth of July weekend. Activities for all ages were available; bars were open to adults, water slides and mini games were set up for the kids, and even activities like karaoke. Many blocks had their own mini-themes, with names like “4th St. Block Party” and “5th St. Carnival”. First Friday is open to everyone and anyone! Next First Friday will be held on August 2 with an “Endless Summer” theme.

Local artist Jerome Asisc mastering the public piano that was available on the Community Block during July’s First Friday in downtown Kingman. Photo by Noel Mabile