Scenes from Melbourne’s annual Mousehole Days Festival
By Lana Bradstream1 min read
The Melbourne Mousehole Days slow pitch softball tournament in Meier Memorial Park started at 8 a.m. on Saturday and lasted several hours and featured many teams.
City of Melbourne Public Works Assistant Nate Clark watches the ball head right for the target during his time in the Melbourne Mousehole Days dunk tank on Saturday. His wait was not long as he plunged into the water seconds afterward.
Youth play in the foam party in Meier Memorial Park on Saturday during the annual Melbourne Mousehole Days. The party was provided by Five One Foam in Des Moines.
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The Melbourne Mousehole Days slow pitch softball tournament in Meier Memorial Park started at 8 a.m. on Saturday and lasted several hours and featured many teams.
City of Melbourne Public Works Assistant Nate Clark watches the ball head right for the target during his time in the Melbourne Mousehole Days dunk tank on Saturday. His wait was not long as he plunged into the water seconds afterward.
Youth play in the foam party in Meier Memorial Park on Saturday during the annual Melbourne Mousehole Days. The party was provided by Five One Foam in Des Moines.
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The annual Melbourne Mousehole Days began Friday and extended through Sunday morning. The theme this year was Mardi Gras with the Mice. The festival featured the Monkey Shine Parade, a 5K run, dunk tank, car show and ended Sunday with church in Meier Memorial Park.