Flip Flop Friday at the Crossroads and ACS Relay for Life took over Downtown Crossville!

The weather could not have been nicer with no rain and comfortable humidity for the June version of Friday at the Crossroads partnered with the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life.

A huge crowd turned out for the event and numerous businesses, non-profits and more lined Main Street and covered the Courthouse lawn for the evening.

 

Curb to curb people came downtown to enjoy the evening.

 

Set up for the ACS Relay for Life annual fundraiser.

Games for Kids hosted by Highland Federal S&L.

North Cumberland Boosters sole Sno-Cones and Cotton Candy

Bob the Builder helped Habitat for Humanity draw

a crowd.

Representatives of the Horizon Initiative

Live Music furnished by the City of Crossville

Candidate for Governor Karl Dean heard from a veteran

about issues important to him

Kids activities on the Courthouse lawn while parents

watched.

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Abuela's Cafe had samples of their tasty menu

Cindi Jo's Barbeque

Oaklawn Baptist Frito Bandito fundraiser

Sno-Cone treats for all ages

October's Friday at the Crossroads had some of the best crowds and weather so far.

It looked like the Harvest Festival version of Friday at the Crossroads brought one of the biggest crowds to the almost 2-year-old bi-monthly event.  Part of what brought the crowds was the weather that could not have been any better for the Friday night street party and event.

Friday at the Crossroads started back in 2016 and continues to grow and bring crowds out to the businesses and events held in historic Downtown Crossville.

The crowds filled Main Street and there was music scattered through the blocks of Downtown closed for the huge event.  One final Friday at the Crossroads is scheduled for December 1, 2017, and with the growing success, it should be back again in 2018.

Enjoy the photos below!

Downtown Crossville held wall to wall people for the

October Friday at the Crossroads.

The Chuck Elliot Band entertained the crowds from under the

historic Palace Theatre marquee! 

(You can see a video of them here)

Check out PARK PLACE MOTORS!

Near the new car stores; not near the price!

The hungry crowd had food trucks and...

Main St. Resturants to choose from.

Kid's activities included

Face Painting,

Fun Photo opportunities,

and the inflatable bounce house.

Ben Lomond Co-op provided 

free Wifi access to visitors,

Keeping the crowds connected.

Music was everywhere! Loose Cannon fired up their Karaoke machine,

there was German band music from the 

Gazebo on the Courthouse lawn, and

and a little bagpipe music too.

(See video here)