The Main Street Festival in Grapevine, TX is an annual affair that features many vendors, a chance to see buildings of historical significance, a carnival, music, and craft beer and wine. This is the 38th year of the Festival, which was held from May 20 until May 22. This year, they had a new vendor booth set up: Support Ukraine.
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Today is the last day to get out to the Main Street Festival here in Grapevine. This year, a new booth popped up that focuses on the Ukrainian relief efforts. Enjoy the slideshow below and if you’re heading out to the Fest today, make sure to stop by! They are right inside the entrance next to the railroad tracks.
The First Presbyterian Church in Grapevine sponsored a peaceful demonstration in support of Ukraine on Sunday, March 20 at Peace Plaza, located under the clock tower of the new Grapevine Main.
According to the church’s Communications Elder Deb Hinton, approximately 300 people came by during the two-hour event.
“It was obvious that there were a lot of both conservatives and liberals there. I mean, I was shocked at how everybody seemed to be on the same page about this subject. So, people brought signs about the no-fly zone and more military support from the U.S. and things like that,” Hinton said.
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Photos courtesy of Deb Hinton
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