We were driving to Kingston and the original plan was to grab lunch at downtown Belleville before visiting Zwick's Park. However, we had plenty of leftovers from breakfast that we decided to head straight to Zwick's Park instead. A lineup at the west parking lot made us turn the car around. Luckily we found a cool shaded parking spot near the soccer field. We opened the car windows and ate a late lunch right there. Afterwards, we left the car and followed the waterfront trail, going from west to east. We passed the picnic tables, food trucks and pop-up shops at Pop-Ups on The Bay, posed for photos at the Belleville 3D sign with the Bay Bridge and the Bay of Quinte in the background--we seemed to be the only tourists at the time as no one else was interested in the sign--and walked all the way to the mostly empty East Zwick's Park with its wooden pergolas, park benches and flag pole. We then retraced our steps back to West Zwick's Park and checked out the Golden Hawk Sabre jet. We stayed about an hour here at Zwick's Park, on a hot Sunday afternoon, I might add. From what we saw, it is a lively waterfront park popular with the locals, both young and old.

Went to an evening concert at a multicultural festival. It was crowded, but the concert pavilion was outstanding. The band that covered the Beach Boys and Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons were extraordinarily talented. A great time!