Tivoli Day Brings Crowds, Cheer to Oak Bluffs
Tilly, a 13-week-old Labrador, poses for a photo at her first-ever Tivoli Day.
Tilly, a 13-week-old Labrador, poses for a photo at her first-ever Tivoli Day.
Outdoor shopping at Eastaway Clothing.
Outdoor shopping at Eastaway Clothing.
Ben and Lucy Bradshaw with mother Kim enjoy a meal from Irie Bites.
Ben and Lucy Bradshaw with mother Kim enjoy a meal from Irie Bites.
Phil daRosa performs at Tivoli Day.
Phil daRosa performs at Tivoli Day.
Brisk business at the Coop de Ville's tent. Owner Petey Berndt said the team had sold more than 500 pounds of food.
Brisk business at the Coop de Ville's tent. Owner Petey Berndt said the team had sold more than 500 pounds of food.
Lolly Hand, Caroline Little, and Cheryl Doble browse wares at Phoenix Russel's Island Wampum booth.
Lolly Hand, Caroline Little, and Cheryl Doble browse wares at Phoenix Russel's Island Wampum booth.
Brody, an American bullmastiff, poses with his puppy photo from the 2013 Vineyard Seadogs calendar.
Brody, an American bullmastiff, poses with his puppy photo from the 2013 Vineyard Seadogs calendar.
Even the balloons brought extra cheer to Tivoli Day.
Even the balloons brought extra cheer to Tivoli Day.
Visitors to Oak Bluffs on Saturday were greeted by clear blue skies and an outdoor street fair, as Circuit avenue closed to traffic for the town's annual Tivoli Day. Vendors boasting end-of-season sales lined both sides of the street, while Slice of Life and Sharky's Cantina provided al fresco dining. Live music performances took place throughout the day.