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“Endless Summer” festivities at August First Friday!

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Water balloons were tossed on the corner of third street in an effort to combat the searing August heat. Photo shows volunteers dumping water onto ecstatic Kingman youth. Photo by Noel Mable

KINGMAN – On Friday, August 2, Kingman held their monthly First Friday on Beale Street, displaying how the town as a community supports one another in their trades, talents, and hobbies. Mini-games including a dunk tank at the “Live After Five” block were provided. Bouncy houses and water slides for children were scattered throughout all of downtown. Entertainment was available to the public, and water balloons were being thrown at the “Maker’s Market” block as a lively and refreshing way to cool off kids … and some adults, too.

All Starz Gymnastics Junior Olympic team brought together an impressive amount of Kingman citizens as they performed for the community. Photo by Noel MabileScreenshot

The All Starz Gymnastics Academy held a performance of their Junior Olympic trainees and drew in mass crowds of Kingman residents.

A mini car meet took place between fifth and sixth street on the “First Friday Chillin’” block.

Performer Alexander Scofield played cover songs on third street by Ironside Cycles using a loop machine to independently play each part of the song. Photo by Noel Mabile

The Kingman community yet again found a way to draw all of it’s town together, even in the hot summer heat!

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