The two-day event was filled with family activities including a splash pad and bouncy castle, as well as the opening of two pollinator gardens
For the two-day celebration of New Sudbury Days, a sunny weekend greeted the more than 600 happy faces that attended the first day of the festivities, and on Sunday, those happy dances belonged to the children of Place Hurtubise.
The first day of events were held at the Twin Forks Playground, and involved a free barbecue, speeches from local dignitaries, as well as family activities, including a bouncy castle and the grand opening of the splash pad. On day two, the festivities took place at Place Hurtubise, and again featured a bouncy castle for the kids, and some beautiful flowers and berries for the pollinators.
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