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Marshall 4th of July celebrations

Photo by Deb Gau Members of the Marshall city band were able to perform a few medleys of patriotic songs Saturday at Independence Park. An oncoming rain shower cut the performance short.
Photo by Deb Gau Kids dressed in red, white and blue for the 4th of July celebrations and the Children's March during the city band concert.
Photo by Deb Gau People at Independence Park grabbed picnic blankets, as they ran for shelter from the sudden rain shower Saturday.
Photo by Deb Gau Hailey Hibner, Luciana Swanson, Lydia Hibner and Logan Swanson joined hands to dance in the puddles formed during Saturday's rain.
Photo by Deb Gau Face painters helped give one young visitor a beard, scars and a pirate's eye patch.
Photo by Deb Gau When the sun came back out, the band DRIVE took the stage and launched into a set of songs including Good Charlotte's "The Anthem."
Photo by Deb Gau Some of the youngest audience members really got into DRIVE's performance, dancing and jumping around.

MARSHALL — An oncoming burst of rain interrupted some of the 4th of July festivities in Marshall on Saturday. The weather sent many visitors at Independence Park running for shelter to wait things out. While the Marshall city band wasn’t able to give its whole planned concert, the rain let up with enough time for the band DRIVE to take the stage, and for the annual fireworks display to go on as scheduled.

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