April showers bring tulips and more rain

April showers bring tulips and more rain

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Esther Weinstein, age 9, and her sister Eva, age 3, of Cold Spring Harbor enjoy the festivities despite the rain. Photo by Donna Deedy
Hawaiian artists who performed traditional flower tributes. Photo by Donna Deedy
Esther Weinstein, age 9, and her sister Eva, age 3, of Cold Spring Harbor enjoy the festivities despite the rain. Photo by Donna Deedy
Hawaiian artists who performed traditional flower tributes. Photo by Donna Deedy
Supervisor Chad Lupinacci (R) poses with Hawaiian artists who performed traditional flower tributes. Photo by Donna Deedy
Sebastian Castro, age 3, enjoys the many hands-on crafts. Photo by Donna Deedy
Hawaiian artists who performed traditional flower tributes. Photo by Donna Deedy
Nishita Kambham, age 9, visits one of the many food vendors with her mom. Photo by Donna Deedy
Esther Weinstein, age 9, and her sister Eva, age 3, of Cold Spring Harbor enjoy the festivities despite the rain. Photo by Donna Deedy
Sebastian Castro, age 3, enjoys the many hands-on crafts. Photo by Donna Deedy

Gray skies set the scene for a burst of colorful tulips May 5 in Heckscher Park during the Town of Huntington’s 19th annual tulip festival. More than 20,000 tulips were planted for the event which featured crafts, vendors, music, dance and an art contest.

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