- April 27, 2024
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The petting zoo was a favorite for children looking to meet some barnyard critters.
The petting zoo was a favorite for children looking to meet some barnyard critters.
Connor Tripp gave out a kiss to this little piglet as he enjoyed the petting zoo.
This goat got a good scratch in.
The small piglets were among the crowd favorites.
Pony rides were a big draw for children looking to get up close and personal with the ponies.
Pony rides were a big draw for children looking to get up close and personal with the ponies.
Pony rides were a big draw for children looking to get up close and personal with the ponies.
Isabella Crespo let out a smile as she enjoyed her pony ride.
DJ Renee Adams led children in a number of dance games throughout the morning.
Children danced around one another as they participated in a fun hoedown dance.
Children danced around one another as they participated in a fun hoedown dance.
Children danced around one another as they participated in a fun hoedown dance.
Ava Brooks let out a grin as she is swung around during a hoedown dance.
Children danced around one another as they participated in a fun hoedown dance.
The pony from Noah's Landing was a huge crowd favorite.
A small bunny took a break from the crowd inside the petting zoo.
Animal lovers and families just looking for a fun outing made their way out to Hamlin to take in the first ever Hamlin Hoedown Saturday, June 19.
Dressed in their best plaid shirts and cowboy hats, locals and visitors alike took to the green space next to Cinépolis from 9 a.m. to noon to enjoy hanging out with barnyard animals brought in by Noah’s Landing Mobile Petting Zoo & Pony Rides — which included a number of animals such as lambs, goats, pigs, chickens and bunnies.
Along with the petting zoo and pony rides, children got to enjoy a craft area and face painting, while DJ Renee played music and led dance game.
