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Pints in the Park kicks off seasonal events in Hampton

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Arianna Martino doesn’t seem to mind the rain during the season’s first Pints in the Park event on May 17 at Hampton Community Park.
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Josh Vargo offers a beverage from Travelin’ Tom’s Coffee Truck during the season’s first Pints in the Park event on May 17 at Hampton Community Park.
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Corie McWilliams represents Strange Roots Experimental Ales, the event’s presenter, during the season’s first Pints in the Park event on May 17 at Hampton Community Park.
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Debra Bott represents Green Mountain Energy during the season’s first Pints in the Park event on May 17 at Hampton Community Park.
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Vinh Luong is ready to serve Lebanese cuisine in the Pita My Shawarma food truck during the season’s first Pints in the Park event on May 17 at Hampton Community Park.
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Shana Padilla shows Chocolate Moonshine Co. goodies during the season’s first Pints in the Park event on May 17 at Hampton Community Park.
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Representing Wigle Whiskey and Threadbare Cider are Zach Clark and Teena Custer during the season’s first Pints in the Park event on May 17 at Hampton Community Park.

The tents and trucks were set up and ready to go.

Mother Nature had other ideas.

Hampton’s first Pints in the Park event of the season got off to a soaky start, with steady rain creating less-than-ideal conditions around 5 p.m. The precipitation eventually tailed off, giving guests an opportunity to sample a variety of food and beverages.

The township launched Pints in the Park last year to rousing success, both in attendance and good luck when it came to the weather. And everyone involved looks forward to enjoying the remainder of the 2024 series, with events scheduled from 5 to 9 Fridays, June 28, July 26, Aug. 23 and Sept. 27 in the parking lot outside of the Hampton Community Center.

Strange Roots Experimental Ales is the presenter, and each evening features live music and entertainment for youngsters.

Regarding other community events, the Hampton Farmer’s Market opens June 5 and continues every Wednesday from 3 to 7 p.m., with the exception of July 3, which is Hampton Community Day. The township announced farmer’s market vendors for this season:

Mazzotta Winery, Russelton Bee Works, Gabriel’s Gardens, Carlos Aviles Farms, Hugh’s Heirloom Herbs & Sew Cute, Pittsburgh Artisanal Soap Co., Bloomview Farm , Syrian Aroma Mediterranean Cuisine, Modish Makes, Biscuit Bites, the Greensgrowers, Pittsburgh Pastures , Sips Mobile Bar, Travelin’ Tom’s Coffee Truck, Shivers Shaved Ice and Renewal by Andersen.

The tentative food truck schedule, subject to change, calls for:

• June 5 — Benvenuti’s Pizza Factory and the BoonSeek

• June 12 — Cool Beans Taco Truck and Main Squeeze

• June 19 — Benvenuti’s Pizza Factory

• June 26 — Cousins Maine Lobster

• July 10 — Old School Italian Sandwich Shop

• July 17 — the BoonSeek

• July 24 — Tango and Old School Italian Sandwich Shop

• July 31 — Cool Beans Taco Truck

• Aug. 7 — Baire’s Food Truck

• Aug. 14 — Billu’s Indian Grill

• Aug. 21 — Revival Chili

• Aug. 28 — Tango

• Sept. 4 — Los Gallitos Food Truck

• Sept. 11 — Cousins Maine Lobster

• Sept. 18 — Billu’s Indian Grill

• Sept. 25 — Revival Chili

• Oct. 2 — Tango

• Oct. 9 — Baire’s Food Truck

Community Day begins at 4 p.m. and concludes with a fireworks display at sunset. Attractions will be held on the soccer fields at Hampton Community Park.

Performances are scheduled by the bands No Bad JuJu, 4 to 6, and Sail On, playing the music of the Beach Boys from 7 to 9:30. Hampton’s outdoor pool will be open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Regular pool hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The pool will be closed to the public on June 1 and 2 for a swim meet.

For more information, visit hampton-pa.org/134/Community-Pool.

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