Hundreds turned out for the annual Splatter festival that ran from noon to 8:30 p.m. at Emerald Glen Park on Saturday in Dublin. The festival featured community performances including those from Pallen’s Martial Arts; Mongolian dance; and The Longboards, a Beach Boys and surf tribute band, among others.
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“Splatter is a multi-cultural event, celebrating the fine wine, diverse cuisine, and the unique and creative arts found in the Tri-Valley,” according to the organizer’s website. The festival was free to the public, with carnival games, rides, and food available for purchase.
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The event, which began in 2011, got the name “Splatter” because it was originally conceived as an unconventional, messy, and creative mix of food, wine and interactive art, according to the city of Dublin’s website.
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