Odessa Community Day to Return

A band performs on an outdoor stage under a tent in the rain in Odessa, NY, with buildings and a stop sign.
A band performs on an outdoor stage in the rain during a community event in Odessa, NY.

Saturday will mark the return of Odessa Community Day.

Back for its second year, organizers say this free, family-friendly celebration promises an afternoon full of community spirit, entertainment, and local flair. It will run from 12 PM to 5 PM on Church Street in Odessa.

According to Watkins Glen Promotions, attendees can enjoy:

  • Live Music from fan-favorite band Still Kickin’, bringing energy and great tunes to the heart of the village, playing from 1-5pm.
  • Free Family Activities such as face painting, crafting, and more, generously sponsored by the Dutton S. Peterson Memorial Library, perfect for kids of all ages.
  • Doug the Magician performs magic all day from 12-5pm.
  • Amanda Perl will be creating balloon masterpieces from 12-5pm.
  • A unique Touch-a-Truck Experience, where families can explore fire trucks, service vehicles, and more while meeting the hardworking community members who operate them.
  • An array of local food and craft vendors, offering everything from delicious bites to handmade treasures.

“This event is about celebrating the Odessa community and giving families a chance to enjoy summer together in a fun, safe, and vibrant environment,” says Erick Thorpe, Co-Chair of the festival. “We’re so grateful to all of our sponsors and community for making it all possible.”

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