Schuylkill Canal Association hosts 41st annual Canal Day

by for medianews group

MONT CLARE — The Schuylkill Canal Association hosted its 41st annual Canal Day celebration on Sunday at Lock 60 and St. Michael’s Park in Mont Clare, across the river from Phoenixville.

The full day of festivities along the Schuylkill Canal Park included food trucks, live music, a kids’ fishing derby, a petting zoo, face and arm painting, balloon animals, Sly Fox Kan Jam & Beer Sales and the popular Canal Joust competition.

Spectators gather on a bridge to watch the Canal Joust competition on Sunday. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Spectators gather on a bridge to watch the Canal Joust competition on Sunday. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)

Despite the threat of rain, visitors of all ages still found plenty of ways to enjoy outdoor fun and support Schuylkill Canal Association activities.

Evvie Wasser pets one of the goats at the children's petting zoo set up at Canal Day. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Evvie Wasser pets one of the goats at the children’s petting zoo set up at Canal Day. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)

The Schuylkill Canal Association is a nonprofit organization that cares for and maintains Lock 60 and Schuylkill Canal Park in Mont Clare and Port Providence.

The Canal Monster sizes up Henrik Stubbe Teglbaerg during the Canal Joust competition at Canal Day. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
The Canal Monster sizes up Henrik Stubbe Teglbaerg during the Canal Joust competition at Canal Day. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)

For more information about the Schuylkill Canal Association and its year-round activities, visit https://www.schuylkillcanal.org

The Red Tail Rounders was one of the musical groups providing entertainment at the 41st Annual Canal Day. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
The Red Tail Rounders was one of the musical groups providing entertainment at the 41st Annual Canal Day. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Sharon Cleveland of the Indian Run Environmental education center with a horn Barn Owl. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Sharon Cleveland of the Indian Run Environmental Education Center with a horn Barn Owl. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Lots of fun activities for children at the Canal Day celebration. Here, Benji Armitage blows a giant bubble. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Lots of fun activities for children at the Canal Day celebration. Here, Benji Armitage blows a giant bubble. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Tim McFadden and Adam Roades push off each other off a log during the Canal Joust competition. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Tim McFadden and Adam Roades push off each other off a log during the Canal Joust competition. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Hand painting was a big hit by Miss Denise during the annual Canal Day celebration. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Hand painting was a big hit by Miss Denise during the annual Canal Day celebration. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Benji Armitage and Jasmine Conner prepare to make bubbles at Canal Days. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)
Benji Armitage and Jasmine Conner prepare to make bubbles at Canal Days. (Barry Taglieber/For MediaNews Group)

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