<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4ZSrRu_1FNus1u400" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4ZSrRu_1FNus1u400" width="697" height="500" ><figcaption>Buy Now Kids enjoy a ride Sunday during the Danish Days Children's Parade in Solvang. Randy De La Pena Photos, Contributor</figcaption></figure>Children and families in costume rolled through downtown Sunday during the festive Children’s Parade, closing out the 89th annual Solvang Danish Days weekend celebration with big smiles and local pride. The procession, which started at Atterdag Square, moved down Copenhagen Drive to Solvang Park where it concluded, and the festival’s finale closing ceremony took place.Themed “Sunny Fields of Dreams,” the three-day event was held Sept. 18-20, to honor the city’s Danish heritage with local food, music, parades and a plethora of family activities.Some of the weekend offerings included Friday’s torchlight parade and opening ceremony, Saturday’s Danish Days Parade and Old World Artisans Marketplace, and community æbleskiver breakfasts. Sunday also featured free admission to the Elverhøj Museum of History &amp; Art, along with storytelling, live music and children’s activities.Danish Days was founded in 1936 to commemorate Solvang’s 25th anniversary.</div></body>

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Children and families in costume rolled through downtown Sunday during the festive Children’s Parade, closing out the 89th annual Solvang Danish Days weekend celebration with big smiles and local pride. The procession, which started at Atterdag Square, moved down Copenhagen Drive to Solvang Park where it concluded, and the...

Solvang Danish Days concludes with Children’s Parade

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Children and families in costume rolled through downtown Sunday during the festive Children’s Parade, closing out the 89th annual Solvang Danish Days weeke

Solvang Danish Days concludes with Children’s Parade

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