A music, art and community reunion at Fiesta Hermosa 2022

Makala Alcantara, 7, of Carson, with firefighter Jonathan McKinley. Saturday was McKinley’s first day working at the Hermosa station.

Music

Pop Vision’s Jesi DiPalo in the Garden on Saturday.

 

Redondo Dead wins new fans on the sand on Saturday.

 

Poppy Harlo with singer Cooper Jones and bassist Slater Heidrich at Java Man on Saturday.

Art

Photographer Don Adkins at the art show on the Community Center Lawn.

 

Gene Frank with his Palm frond art.

 

Surf artist Able Ybarra.

Community

Selling pink HBPD T-shirts and shoulder patches to raise funds for City of Hope Cancer research are officers Rick Taniguchi, Jonahan Young, Keaton Dadigan, Brent Zuber, Pat Rushton, and Kyle Mateo.

 

Leadership Hermosa members Katie, and Arlene Vernon, and Brian Petruzzelli with some of the 75 painted surfboards being auctioned off. Proceeds will go to the artists. Bidding ends Wed. June 1.

The Hermosa Beach Memorial Day Weekend Fiesta  rebounded from the pandemic with a potent mixture of music, art and community. The expanded layout stretched from Hermosa Avenue, up Pier Avenue to the Community Center, where the art booths, and carnival rides were located. Bands performed on the beach for the first time in years, Though well attended, food and craft booths in the downtown were spread out to reduce the feeling of crowdedness from previous years. Fiesta Hermosa is presented by the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce.

Photos by Kevin Cody

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