Au Pairs from APIA Suffolk County enjoyed the “Alive on 25” Riverhead Street Fair. Community Counselor Cindy Garruba invited her cluster to spend the evening enjoying the music, street vendors, and food trucks along Main Street in Riverhead.
There were antique cars and the au pairs enjoyed posing with them! We all loved the ones that reminded us of the 50s and 60s!
We strolled along the Peconic River and looked at the boats docked waiting for the fireworks to start. Everyone was treated to a Ralph’s Italian Ice by Cindy. Chocolate was the most popular flavor!
The fireworks was the highlight of the evening. Au Pairs were surprised by how great the display was and how many people gathered to watch. We talked about the reason Americans celebrate the 4th of July. The Au Pairs enjoyed hearing about how much Americans value the birth of our nation and celebrating our Declaration of Independence back on July 4, 1776!
Au Pairs from APIA Suffolk County enjoyed the “Alive on 25” Riverhead Street Fair. Community Counselor Cindy Garruba invited her cluster to spend the evening enjoying the music, street vendors, and food trucks along Main Street in Riverhead.
There were antique cars and the au pairs enjoyed posing with them! We all loved the ones that reminded us of the 50s and 60s! 
We strolled along the Peconic River and looked at the boats docked waiting for the fireworks to start. Everyone was treated to a Ralph’s Italian Ice by Cindy. Chocolate was the most popular flavor!
The fireworks was the highlight of the evening. Au Pairs were surprised by how great the display was and how many people gathered to watch. We talked about the reason Americans celebrate the 4th of July. The Au Pairs enjoyed hearing about how much Americans value the birth of our nation and celebrating our Declaration of Independence back on July 4, 1776!
