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Mae Cheng, 2, rode the merry-go-round with the help of her father Dave, above.
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Cora Himes, 3, left, had fun at the carnival, and especially enjoyed the hot dogs.
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The Dragon Flyer rollercoaster proved very popular with younger feast attendees.
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The sausage and pepper stand, far left, provided delicious food to feast-goers throughout the four-day event.
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St. Boniface Martyr Parish in Sea Cliff held another successful Feast by the Shore this year, despite poor weather forcing them to cancel the festivities on May 20. The event saw hundreds of children and their families enjoying carnival rides, food, and live music.
The Feast, which was held at Tappen Beach in Glen Head, ran from May 18 to May 21. With dozens of carnival rides and fair games set up, the event offered more than a weekend of fun for local children.
Attending adults and parents were also able to enjoy live music every night from a wide range of Long Island bands. Each night a different band, and on May 21 two different bands, rocked the night away at the Feast by the Shore.
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