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Photos: Holiday festivities kick off in East Providence

Posted 11/29/24

A rainy Turkey Trot and a spirited Townie Bazaar highlighted some of the festivities this week.

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Photos: Holiday festivities kick off in East Providence

5K participants Kaitlyn D'abrosca and Amy D'abrosca

5K participants Kaitlyn D'abrosca and Amy D'abrosca

Julie Furtado

Runners take off at the start of the East Providence Recreation Department’s Annual Turkey Trot on Saturday.

Runners take off at the start of the East Providence Recreation Department’s Annual Turkey Trot on Saturday.

Julie Furtado

Runners take off at the start of the East Providence Recreation Department’s Annual Turkey Trot on Saturday.

Runners take off at the start of the East Providence Recreation Department’s Annual Turkey Trot on Saturday.

Julie Furtado

Runners take off at the start of the East Providence Recreation Department’s Annual Turkey Trot on Saturday.

Runners take off at the start of the East Providence Recreation Department’s Annual Turkey Trot on Saturday.

Julie Furtado

Runners take off at the start of the East Providence Recreation Department’s Annual Turkey Trot on Saturday.

Runners take off at the start of the East Providence Recreation Department’s Annual Turkey Trot on Saturday.

Julie Furtado

Runners take off at the start of the East Providence Recreation Department’s Annual Turkey Trot on Saturday.

Runners take off at the start of the East Providence Recreation Department’s Annual Turkey Trot on Saturday.

Julie Furtado

Second place 5K finisher, Stuart Moran, pumps his fist after crossing the finish line.

Second place 5K finisher, Stuart Moran, pumps his fist after crossing the finish line.

Julie Furtado

East Providence Recreation Director, Diane Sullivan, presents Sean Black with the Cronan Trophy after he was the first place East Providence finisher and first place male.

East Providence Recreation Director, Diane Sullivan, presents Sean Black with the Cronan Trophy after he was the first place East Providence finisher and first place male.

Julie Furtado

5K First place female went to Satyarupaa Mohan.

5K First place female went to Satyarupaa Mohan.

Julie Furtado

Student Annika Mark (left) gets a hug from Culinary teacher Chef Jen.

Student Annika Mark (left) gets a hug from Culinary teacher Chef Jen.

Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Cooper Clark, 18 months old, checks out a Christmas tree made by Arthur Pacheco at his first Townie's bazaar.

Cooper Clark, 18 months old, checks out a Christmas tree made by Arthur Pacheco at his first Townie's bazaar.

Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Madison Burke, 7, looks at Christmas items with her mom.

Madison Burke, 7, looks at Christmas items with her mom.

Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Kathy Capron sets up wooden Christmas items crafted by her father, Arthur Pacheco.

Kathy Capron sets up wooden Christmas items crafted by her father, Arthur Pacheco.

Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Acadia Ullucci (left) and Isabella Periquito stack up Elf on the Shelf kits for the Class of 2026 to sell.

Acadia Ullucci (left) and Isabella Periquito stack up Elf on the Shelf kits for the Class of 2026 to sell.

Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Marcus Rocha sells cotton candy for the National Honor Society during the annual Townie Bazaar at the high school on Saturday.

Marcus Rocha sells cotton candy for the National Honor Society during the annual Townie Bazaar at the high school on Saturday.

Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Posted Friday, November 29, 2024 10:41 am

Many came out to enjoy the onset of the holiday season at the annual Townie Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 23 at East Providence High School. Families browsed a selection of artisanal items looking for gift inspirations, enjoyed fresh-spun cotton candy, and took in the festive atmosphere.

On the same day, miserable weather didn’t deter runners of all types from showing up for the annual East Providence Turkey Trot put on by the East Providence Recreation Department, which began and concluded at Pierce Stadium. The Edward Cronan Sr. Memorial Trophy, awarded to the first finisher of the 5K who lives in East Providence, went to Sean Black, who also happened to be the first finisher for the 5K in general. The first female finisher went to Satyarupaa Mohan.