Jomara Al Hawshalina, 4, of Newell stands outside the foam pit Saturday during Newell Fun Day activities next to the Newell Community Center, where she was in attendance with her parents and siblings. The event included inflatables, food trucks, a cornhole tournament, dunk tank, live music and concluded with a water parade. This was the third annual event, which continues to grow each year. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)

Front left, Jomara Al Hawshalina, 4, of Newell stands outside the foam pit Saturday during Newell Fun Day activities next to the Newell Community Center, where she was in attendance with her parents and siblings. The event included inflatables, food trucks, a cornhole tournament, dunk tank, live music and concluded with a water parade. This was the third annual event, which continues to grow each year. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)

Jason McCoy, 4, of New Cumberland stands atop of a small combo unit, preparing to come down the slide to exit the inflatable unit Saturday during Newell Fun Day at the Newell Community Center. He was attending the event with his mother, Brittany Keeper. This particular inflatable had been purchased for the Newell Community improvement Coalition (CIC), which was co-hosing the event along with the Newell Volunteer Fire Dpartment by Hancock County Savings Bank. A firehouse combo was rented for age 8 to 12. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)

Jason McCoy, 4, of New Cumberland stands atop of a small combo unit, preparing to come down the slide to exit the inflatable unit Saturday during Newell Fun Day at the Newell Community Center. He was attending the event with his mother, Brittany Keeper. This particular inflatable had been purchased for the Newell Community improvement Coalition (CIC), which was co-hosing the event along with the Newell Volunteer Fire Dpartment by Hancock County Savings Bank. A firehouse combo was rented for age 8 to 12. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)

Oak Glen High School girls soccer coach Bill Watts sits in the hot seat (in this case, potentially the cold seat) of a dunk tank as he waits for the next hurler to take their shot at the tank’s target with a ball. The event included a foam party, inflatables, food trucks, a cornhole tournament, live music and concluded with a water parade. This was the third annual event, which continues to grow each year. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)

A youngster uses a fire hydrant sprayer to remove foam off his back Saturday during Newell Fun Day at the Newell Community Center. The event included inflatables, food trucks, a cornhole tournament, live music and concluded with a water parade. This was the third annual event, which continues to grow each year. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)

The Flintstones Flintmobile, entered by Jerry Enochs, drives down to the start of the parade lineup area Saturday past the Newell Community Center. This “flint mobile” had some of the modern conveniences that the original Cavemobile didn’t, like power steering, air conditioning and a floor. Judges for the Newell Fun Day awarded Enochs third place for his Flinstones-inspired entry, while Michelle Kordecky won for her Mario Party and Sherri Markham placed seocod with her Bikini Bottom-inspired float. This third annual Newell Fun Day also included a foam pit, inflatables, dunk tank, cornhole tournament, and live music. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)