Neighborhood Picnic 2015
TICKETING FOR THIS EVENT IS NOW CLOSED
The WInona Woods Neighborhood Picnic will take place on Saturday, September 12th from 12-4 PM it will be located on Winona Blvd. between Chestnut Hill Dr. and Chapel Hill Dr.
This year’s food vendor will be Sticky Lips BBQ. Meals will be served from 1-3 PM, vouchers are $10 and include a pulled pork sandwich, potato salad and BBQ Beans. A limited number of lentil burgers are available as a vegetarian option if the choice is requested at the time of purchase. Tickets must be purchased in advance of Sunday, September 6th. We can not guarantee that any extra meals will be available for purchase at the event. You may order your tickets online below and bring your receipt to the picnic or with cash directly through your friendly, neighborhood street captain.
Water and five flavors of College Club Soda-Pop (a local beverage which comes in unusual flavors in little glass bottles) will be also be available for purchase through the association.
The neighborhood picnic is a rain or shine event! Thanks to the generous contributions during last winter’s Winona Woods Fundraising campaign we were able to purchase a large tent to keep everyone dry in the event of rain.
As a continuation of our tradition we will again host a bike parade, coloring contest and a delicious assortment of homemade cakes, pies and other treats at our bake sale. The bike parade will kick off the picnic at noon. For more details on the bike parade, such as registration, rules, categories and meeting location CLICK HERE. The coloring contest will also take place at the association picnic. For more details such as the entry form, rules and prizes please CLICK HERE.
In addition to the coloring contest and bike parade carnival games will be available for kids. Duck Pond, Milk Bottle Toss, and Tic-Tac-Toe Toss will be set up. Games will cost $1.00 per play and small prizes will be available for each winner.
Later in the afternoon we expect a visit from Elmo, the St. Paul Blvd. Fire Department and the Irondequoit Police Department. This is usually a great time for neighborhood kids to climb on the fire trucks, check out a police car and have informal meet & greets with their heroes. 