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Neighbors | Jessica Harker .The Food Crusier sold food to community members and residents of Beeghly Oaks June 19 during the annual Community Day event.
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Neighbors | Jessica Harker .Residents of Beeghly Oaks visited with community members June 19 in celebration of Community Day.
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Neighbors | Jessica Harker .Mary Kay sales woman Jodi Kiko set up a stand at Beeghly Oak's Community Day June 19.
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Neighbors | Jessica Harker .The Little Red Food Truck visited Beeghly Oaks June 19 for their annual Community Day event.
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Neighbors | Jessica Harker .All natural goat milk soap was for sale during Beeghly Oaks' annual Community Day event on June 19.
By JESSICA HARKER
Beeghly Oaks celebrated Community Day on June 19.
Community members mingled with residents and employees of Beeghly Oaks to enjoy a day of food and entertainment.
“It’s not celebrating anything special, just a fun thing we like to do to get the community involved,” said Traci McCoy, recreation director.
During the day, vendors set up shop outside of the building.
Representatives from Mary Kay, Tupperware, Patriot Home Care and others lined the side walk outside of the facility.
Beeghly Oaks also had food trucks available for the community to purchase from.
The trucks, The Little Red Food Truck and Food Crusier, also provided vouchers for residents and employees of Beeghly Oaks.
“We wanted everyone to have a variety of things for people to do throughout the inside and outside of the building,” McCoy said.
Eric Thompson, a comedian and magician, also performed for community members gathered at the event.
Thompson performed magic tricks and included humorous quips during his performance.
“We try to have community events a couple of times a year,” McCoy said. “Everyone always looks forward to it.”