Freedom Friday: First Fridays on Fourth Street

Happy 250th Birthday, America! We are celebrating on the 3rd AND the 4th, and you're invited to all of it. Here's what's happening on the 3rd:
Local music, brews, food, crafts, and a un-stoppably Steubenville party on the street.
Music sponsored by The College of St. Joseph the Worker and Youngstown State University:
National Anthem: 6:00
The Sycamore Children's Choir: 6:30-7p
Ron DuBois: 7-8
Faire May: 7:30-9p
Vinyl Revival: 9:30-11p
Trolley Rides sponsored by the Steubenville Cultural Trust
w/ Matt Hill and Friends
6-8pm
Pick-up by the Court House
Pregnant Pie Competition sponsored by the Steubenville Grocery Box
7.00 PM
An ancient Steubenville tradition, in which the expectant mothers of Steubenville judge who makes the best pie. This year, the winner will get, besides the usual accolades and gift cards, the chance to host a pop-up restaurant featuring their pie as the piece de resistance.
To sign up to bake a pie: forms.gle/mUcVrF33s6auYDZz7
To sign up to be a judge (pregnant mothers only): forms.gle/CrgYY3QQAK92d18A7
Thomas Cole and Dard Hunter America 250 Exhibits, sponsored by Bookmarx Bookstore: ALL NIGHT
Thomas Cole was the genre-defining landscape artist, known for introducing America to the beauty and grandeur of its own, natural views, and for introducing the world to a unique, and "100% American" style of art.
Dard Hunter was a designer of the Arts and Crafts / Art Nouveau school whose patterns, motifs, and fonts still decorate American design today.
They share this in common: they both got their start in Steubenville, Ohio. Come see prints of their most world famous works and read about these local heroes during the Freedom First Friday!
PLUS:
Sparklers
Mini-golf
Bouncy castles
Face-painting
Free arts and crafts tent
and...
The annual, Great "Find The States" Competition for kids. (Volunteers hide cut outs of all 50 states throughout the downtown; kid 12 and under find them and return them to the Kid's Tent to complete the map and win a prize!)