A good start: First-ever Othello Cinco de Mayo brings together community despite weather
Dancers lead the Cinco de Mayo section of the parade down Othello’s Main Street Saturday morning, which was shared with teams from Othello’s opening day of Little League.
GABRIEL DAVIS/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
A band plays music during the Cinco de Mayo parade Saturday morning in front of Othello City Hall on Main Street before community members congregated in Lions Park for festivities throughout the day.
Cinco de Mayo event attendees walk down the pathway lined with food vendors at Lions Park Saturday afternoon.
Children play musical chairs while the Othello Cinco de Mayo event announcer directs activities in between music set pieces at the celebration in Lions Park.
A row of cars at Saturday’s Othello Cinco de Mayo celebration line a section of Lion’s Park for community members to appreciate during the event’s car show.
Attendees of Saturday’s Othello Cinco de Mayo event sit on bleachers in front of a stage in the center of Lions Park watching dancing performances, live music and other activities.
OTHELLO — Othello’s first-ever Cinco de Mayo celebration took place all day Saturday in Lions Park, bringing community members together to celebrate the holiday’s cultural heritage with a range of activities and events.
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