Ranch Days offers ample servings of entertainment, fun The Laker/Lutz News Staff Report
Ranch Days gave visitors a chance to enjoy good music, watch entertaining acts, go for ranch tours and grab a bite to eat, said Kevin Campbell, who along with his wife, Andie, coordinates events at Little Everglades Ranch, 17951 Hamilton Road, north of Dade City. The event was in its second year, and organizers plan to continue the event next year, because they be- The sun sets behind the Little Everglades, showcaslieve it is an affordable way for ing Little Everglade Ranch’s iconic sculpture, on the families to have a good time, evening of Feb. 10. Campbell said. “It was a beautiful weekend,” Campbell of prey act, to a snake show; a tight wire act said.“It came off well.We had some great en- to live music; and, tours of the ranch. tertainment.” “Some of the bluegrass and country acts The event offered everything from a birds were just amazing,” Campbell said.
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Maggie Moore, Jerry Stacy and 2-year-old Nevaeh Dow, of Dade City, form a stack in the crowd, while watching The Rick & Jan Show with Snorkel the Pig in the event’s Midway.
Mean Mary, banjoist and song writer, opened the music portion of the 2018 Ranch Days at Little Everglades Ranch in Dade City.
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