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In the picture, swinging throughout a sequence of hanging rings was one of many challenges youngsters tried out on the “Ninja Anywhere” impediment course Friday night time at Sounds of Summer.

MARSHALL — Sounds of Summer packed a whole lot of exercise into one place Friday night.

Crowds of individuals have been shifting via the Whitney car parking zone downtown, stopping at meals stands, car shows, inflatables and extra.

For most of the youngsters on the competition, a part of the enjoyable was testing their agility on the “Ninja Anywhere” impediment course.

“I liked that they added the ninja course,” mentioned Ava Brunsvold. Brunsvold and Sarah Nielsen mentioned it was one of many issues they undoubtedly wished to attempt at Sounds of Summer’s Family Fun Night. The impediment course had completely different options, from hanging rings to stability beams and a climbing wall.

Andrik Neville appeared intensely targeted as he ran throughout a sequence of stepping stones.

“I really like doing obstacle courses,” Neville mentioned. He even added his personal aptitude to the stability course, doing a entrance flip on the very finish.

“It was fun,” mentioned Autumn Lewis, after making an attempt the course. “The hard part was the one that was really high, and you had to climb up a rope.”

Lewis mentioned her favourite half was a plank-shaped impediment that she needed to cling from.

Another draw for teenagers Friday night have been the emergency automobiles and large vans on show in a single a part of the lot. Families might climb up into the cab of a snowplow, honk the horn of a rubbish truck, or meet the digital camera robotic Marshall metropolis employees use to televise sewer pipes.

“We send this guy down all the pipes we can’t reach,” Cade Clear defined to guests.

Kids might see themselves on the robotic’s digital camera feed.

It wasn’t simply the youngsters’ actions that introduced folks out to Sounds of Summer. There was the competition environment, and an opportunity to satisfy up with mates.

“We’ve been coming to Sounds of Summer since it started,” Steven Nelson mentioned.

Nelson and Linda Zingler have been a part of a bunch of people that had arrange garden chairs proper in entrance of the Sounds of Summer stage to listen to the night time’s musical performances, from the Singing Q’s and the White Keys.

The music was one of many issues Zingler mentioned she loved in regards to the competition.

“I like wide variety of music,” she mentioned.

Nelson mentioned the folks have been additionally a part of what made Sounds of Summer gratifying.

“You meet old friends you haven’t seen in a while. It’s just a friendly atmosphere,” he mentioned. The climate forecast this weekend was a plus, he added. “For once, it’s not hot.”