Fandom Pride Festival: The Park, Saturday

[drumsticksandd20s]

There was a rainbow. An actual rainbow arcing up over the island: a Fandom Pride tradition, actually, as Steph found out from one of the NPC workers helping with setup. (Which she wouldn't argue about; that was pretty perfect, if you asked her.)

And the park? It was an explosion of color, with rainbow pennant banners strung up over the picnic table area (where the tablecloths were in all the different colors of the progress Pride flag) and various Pride flags put up pretty much everywhere.

On one side of the picnic area a very large rainbow bounce house/inflatable slide formed the centerpiece of the carnival area, and yes, one side of the slide did dump people out into a rainbow ballpit. A couple of smaller rides and some games were spread out surrounding the slide, as well as all the booths set up by local businesses and groups.

On the other side of the picnic area was the stage, set up for karaoke or any open mic adventures people might care to have; beside the stage was a portable and semi-automated DJ setup, which explained the source of the music playing from the speakers whenever the stage wasn't in use.

Sure, it was pretty humid out, but arguably it wouldn't be Pride if you didn't have to remember to use sunscreen and stay hydrated.

[OOC: OCD is up. Happy Pride, Fandom!]

Luke's Diner, Saturday

[what_the_shock]

Miguel wasn't sure if today would be dead because everyone was at Pride, or busy because the people at Pride might want to stop for real food and more hydration. He still showed up, though, and discovered when he did that the employees had already made up the specials board.

"You know what? That last one's a stretch, but I'll allow it."


Today's Specials
BI-son burger
PAN-seared salmon
A-ffogato


Luke's was open!

Caritas- Saturday

[fates_jaye]

Of course the bar was done up for Pride, and Tino had specials for drinks in rainbow colors (though you'd have to order them as like, "Red" and "Green" while having no idea what was in them), and this was going to be interesting when your bartenders were this truly lazy.

"You have to do the hard work," she told him. "The menu is your fault."

He did this to torture her, she was sure.


[Open!]