Historic
Downtown Celebrated Moms on Saturday, May 9th
Ed
Sharpe - Glendale Daily Planet
Courtesy City
of Glendale
Historic Downtown
celebrated Moms on Saturday, May 9th.
More than 1,000 moms with their friends and families
visited the downtown to participate in the flower
trail, specialty lunches and shopping. Entertainment
was featured throughout the downtown including henna
art, caricature artist, an accordion player, Come
Back Buddy and stiltwalkers. This was the 2nd
Mother’s Day Celebration in downtown Glendale. The
event began last year to commemorate the 100th
anniversary of Mother’s Day. “Our Mother’s
Day celebration was a fun filled day and a perfect
opportunity for families to enjoy the unique aspects
of Downtown Glendale,” said Lorraine Pino,
Tourism Manager.
Sue
Berntsen with flowers, Becky Shady dispensing bags
with Patricia
Moore
(L-last photo) and Nancy Houck (in blue)
handing out maps to the visitors
Photos
© Ed Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
Here!
Start your celebration at the Glendale Visitor
Center and pick up a beautiful flower, event map and
goodie bag. Many of the downtown shops and
restaurants featured discounts and giveaways, free
flowers and special Mother’s Day gift ideas, from
10 a.m.-4 p.m
Fun
Fact
Anna Jarvis is credited with beginning the Mother's
Day celebration in 1908 with special events held in
Grafton West Virginia, and Philadelphia
Pennsylvania. Jarvis handed out flowers at her
Methodist church in honor of her late Mother.
An Afternoon at
Kimberly Ann’s Victorian Tea Room
7153 N. 59th Ave 623-934-1106
.
May Collins busy at work in the kitchen
Left, May
Collins, owner of Kimberly Ann's Tearoom with a
wonderful lunch plate and
Right, Mariana Emmert shows us a
wonderful assortment of scones, fruit and
finger sandwiches.
Photos © Ed Sharpe -
Glendale Daily Plant
Ruth
Donaldson 99, who is the same age as the city of
Glendale (they will both be 100 soon!) and her
daughter Carol Brady,, enjoy a mother-daughter tea
at Kimberly Ann's Tea Room in Catlin Court. Mariana
Emmert brings to the table a wonderful assortment of
scones, fruit and finger sandwiches.
Photos © Ed Sharpe -
Glendale Daily Plant
Roger
and Patricia Moore,
who are both
volunteers at the Glendale Visitor Center
(see one of the above photos),
get a chance to enjoy a nice quiet lunch
at Kimberly Ann's Tearoom at the end of the day!
Photos
© Ed Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
Kimberly Ann’s served high tea for
Mother’s Day weekend on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. The high tea included strawberry walnut
salad, an assortment of fresh fruit, an assortment
of homemade pastries, and 8 finger sandwiches per
person, scone, lemon curd Devonshire cream and a pot
of loose leaf tea. Cost was $25 per person including
tax and gratuity. Reservations were required.
.
Miracle Haven featured a Mom &
Daughter Tutu’s
& Cupcakes Tea Party with fairytale theme
Miracle Haven
5845 W. Palmaire Ave
Mothers, daughters
and granddaughters celebrated Mother's Day at
Miracle Haven's first ever "Cupcakes &
Tutu's Tea Party". The girls were
absolutely precious in their custom made tutu's. A
light lunch and "tea" (actually milk or
strawberry lemonade in tiny, white teapots) was
served to each of the girls, while mothers enjoyed
their choice of triangle-cut sandwiches and pasta
salad.
Miracle Haven
Photos Courtesy Miracle Haven
After lunch each little girl received a princess
make-over while moms were pampered with sugar
scrub, lotions and a cooking eye sachet. The
afternoon was a charming success and everyone
seemed to enjoy their lunch and time together.
Miracle Haven would
love to host a "Daddy Daughter Tutu's and
Cupcakes" lunch in June, and let the dad's
make a special memory, too. Hopefully we'll be
able to secure a masseuse for a little, guy-style
"pampering" while daughters have their
makeovers. Details: TBA
Come
Back Buddy Rocked and Rolled Outside
The Cottage Garden II
7162 N. 58th
Ave. 623-847-5262
Come
Back Buddy is
a 3-piece rock-n-roll band inspired
by the legendary "Buddy Holly and the
Crickets." The trio's
repertoire includes the music of many
artists from the 50's era including Elvis
Presley, Chuck Berry, Johnny Cash,
Roy Orbison, Ricky Nelson, and of course,
Buddy Holly.
Mike
Randall provides Come Back
Buddy's lead vocals and guitar.
With Janine Randall on bass and
Don Rinehart on drums, the band has a
strong foundation... and a
strong following!
Come
Back Buddy band members are Janine Mike
Randall
(on bass) Mike Randall (on lead) and Don
Rinehart (on drums)
Photos
© Ed Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
Don
Rinehart, Janine Randall and Mike Randall
Photos
© Ed Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
Come Back Buddy
band members are Janine Randall
(on bass) Mike Randall (on lead) and Don
Rinehart (on drums).
Photos
© Ed Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
Janine
Randall (on bass) Mike Randall (on lead)
and Don Rinehart (on drums).
Photos
© Ed Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
Tony Putrino on
Accordion strolled over and joined in! Come
Back Buddy band members
are Janine Mike Randall (on bass) Mike Randall
(on lead) and Don Rinehart (on drums)
Photos
© Ed Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
Tami and Don
Rinehart
Photos © Ed
Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
Mike
Randall
Photos
© Ed Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
Come
Back Buddy has performed at large
venues for the public, entertaining thousands
and for private parties. They get their
audiences up dancing, giving them an enjoyable
and memorable experience! Past
performances include the 80th Birthday Bash
for Murray Deutch, publisher of Holly's hit
'That'll Be The Day.'
The group
has been seen live on the 3 TV show 'Good
Morning Arizona' on multiple
occasions. The travelin' trio regularly
performs throughout the Southwest including
Arizona, Nevada, California & Oregon.
Come
Back Buddy has played class reunions,
graduation parties, retirement celebrations,
birthdays (all ages), weddings & receptions,
anniversaries and special events such as New
Year's, July 4th, Christmas & Holiday parties.
The band's purpose is to add a fun musical
atmosphere to any event. For some, Come
Back Buddy is an education in
nostalgia, while for others it's a walk down memory
lane. So, if you're looking to turn back the
clock or simply want to hear some of the great hits
and music from the fabulous 50's, Come
Back Buddy is the band for you!
http://www.comebackbuddy.com/
for more info and upcoming venues
Tall man Taylor, Stiltwalker, was seen in
every part of Downtown Glendale
I had to look way up to get this photo! He's tall!
Photo © Ed Sharpe -
Glendale Daily Plant
John Munson, Caricature Artist at A Touch
of European Café, draws Teresa, Luis and Nora
Photos © Ed Sharpe -
Glendale Daily Plant
Barbara Taylor, Henna Artist at Bears &
More, Finishes a Henna Tattoo on Audrey Harpe of
Peoria
Photos © Ed Sharpe - Glendale
Daily Plant
Tony Putrino on Accordion Strolled Throughout
Downtown Glendale
Photo © Ed Sharpe -
Glendale Daily Plant
Papa
Ed's Ice Cream Parlor
7146-B N. 58th
Avenue (623) 915-4438
Meanwhile
at Papa Ed's Ice Cream Parlor, Linda Moran-Whittley,
owner, always has
free samples of the delicious Ice Cream for visitors
like Caterina Russ of Avondale to try out!
Photos
© Ed Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
The
Last Stop - Get Our Flowers Wrapped!
Glendale Flowers 7145 N 58th D.
Maureen
Wilson, owner of Glendale Flowers prepares a
beautiful bouquet of flowers. After the
visitors to the area had collected up flowers at
other shops they would end up at Glendale flowers to
have them wrapped.
Photo
© Ed Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
Beth Francisco
(l), Katherine
Bradley (m) and
Nina Dhehatalyn (r)
work to get mother's day arrangements ready to
ship out.
Photos
© Ed Sharpe - Glendale Daily Plant
Glendale Flowers has been proudly serving
Glendale since 1939. A charming, old fashioned
flower shop in the heart of Glendale's antique
district, we pride ourselves on nostalgic,
personalized service for every customer. If you
don't see it on our website, give us a call! Fresh
flower arrangements and beautiful green plants
available for carry out every day. Please call ahead
for custom orders.
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7145
N. 58TH Drive
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