Feather River College student Lauren Hussy turns the band while Brandon William and Alec Lionardini showoff some of their best jump roping moves. Cody Miller was at the other end of the jump line.
It was an evening designed to bring Feather River College students and the community together for free spaghetti and an evening of music.
It was a perfect spring evening at Gansner Park as three members of the college’s Outdoor Recreation Leadership program saw all their hard work come together. Cal Blanton, Suzanne de Martimprey and Will Hoxie took on the challenge of organizing the event, according to instructor Darla DeRuiter.
One of the event’s focal points was a free spaghetti dinner for everyone. Students cooked up pots of pasta, prepared sauce, made meatballs, chopped up fresh mushrooms and diced red peppers as part of the feast. Watermelon was for dessert.
Musicians were invited to share their songs as the event got fully underway.
One of the Feather River College Outdoor Recreation Leadership students, Cal Blanton, makes sure the evening’s fire is burning brightly last Saturday night at Gansner Park in Quincy. Photos by Victoria Metcalf
Nikki Hall and Hunter, 2, enjoy the evening together. Fire and Music was a program meant for all ages.
Sara Hoxie of Redding and Leslie Mink performed while members of the audience made themselves comfortable around the fire.
Rebecca Terhune balances on the strong arms and legs of Chase Ramirez. It was an evening to enjoy doing a variety of things.
Anita Evanger enjoys the lush spring grass and the fuzzy friendliness of Harlem, a 17-year-old toy poodle.
Bambi Pope of Twain and her faithful dog Chili Bean enjoy some of the free spaghetti, meatballs and watermelon served at the event.
Suzanne de Martimprey tends to one of the big pots of spaghetti, sauce and homemade meatballs for the Fire and Music event Saturday, April 29, in Quincy.
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