[The Gazette]

Under the azure skies adorned with whimsical cottony clouds, The Villages celebrated the 30th anniversary of Spanish Springs Town Square with an exuberance that painted a vivid tableau of community and joy. As the Florida sun cast its warm glow over the vibrant gathering, the day was a testament to the enduring spirit of The

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[collegeref]

Originally Posted by The Gazette

Under the azure skies adorned with whimsical cottony clouds, The Villages celebrated the 30th anniversary of Spanish Springs Town Square with an exuberance that painted a vivid tableau of community and joy. As the Florida sun cast its warm glow over the vibrant gathering, the day was a testament to the enduring spirit of The

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I guess I was not
Surprised to NOT
see what I believe
was the first band
ever to play Spanish
Springs Square and
still performing
( mostly Sawgrass)

That would be Justin
Heat (fact check)
And one of the
rotating 4 at Katie
Belles. Rocky, Justin,
Cactus and Uncle Bob

[Joe C.]

OH BARF ......
It was loud, crowded, and chaotic. You couldn't walk in a straight line, even when perusing all the vendor's wares. I checked it out, stayed about an hour and then was glad to get out.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

I got there in the morning, and had a great time dancing and browsing, had lunch. Left, returned, knew there was no way I'd find a parking space anywhere nearby so I parked over by the furniture shop past Publix and walked from there. Spent another couple hours mostly dancing, bought a couple of things, and came home.

I love these occasional festivities. Not something I'd do regularly but they're a great break from the usual.

[simplesimonsaid]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

Not something I'd do regularly but they're a great break from the usual.

With the bonus that you got to do it under the azure skies adorned with whimsical cottony clouds,

[collegeref]

Funny

[ThirdOfFive]

Hmmmmm.

Maybe the author of this article attended a different 30th anniversary celebration at Spanish Springs than my wife and I did. The one I attended did not bear much resemblance to the hyperbole of Mr. Headley

[Djean1981]

Of course, a 30th anniversary event will be crowded. Still, we enjoyed it.