Local residents flock to the CK Youth Festival at Chatham's Tecumseh Park, May 30, 2015. (Photo by Blackburn Radio's Summer Patrol)Local residents flock to the CK Youth Festival at Chatham's Tecumseh Park, May 30, 2015. (Photo by Blackburn Radio's Summer Patrol)
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Families Flock Together For Youth Festival

By Jake Kislinsky
June 4, 2016 - 10:45am

Organizers say there's something for everyone at the Chatham-Kent Youth Festival.

CK Recreation's Kelly Bachus (BACK-us) says there will be 13 inflatable structures for kids to play on at Tecumseh Park, and parents can benefit as well.

"Vendors will be set up around the park that have information about what's going on for your children this summer in CK," says Bachus. "So it's kind of a one-stop shop; parents can get some information and kids can have some fun."

Bachus adds there will also be some aerial and hula hoop artists that will be performing at Tecumseh Park Saturday.

The festival runs from 11am to 3pm.

TWilliam St. N in Chatham to be closed today from 1030am-330pm between Murray & Stanley for the festival.

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