Layton Liberty Days 2014

hidey ho there neighborHidey ho there, neighbor.  We’re continuing our tradition of participating in Layton’s annual festival.  See the links below for tidbits on our attendance during previous years.

The event is annually on the 4th of July and takes place at the park near Surf n’ Swim.  This year’s Liberty Days falls on a Friday.  We tend to pass out freebies and schmooze with all of our favorite locals (you!).  This year we plan on keeping everyone cool.  We’re going to be passing out free water and setting up a shade umbrella or two.  Hope to see you there.

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