Bahia-Urbana

When we first set up here, it was a little erie in that in an area normally jampacked with folks on a Saturday, was so desolate.


You could see aircraft both civilian and military coming and going from the airport across the bay.


As soon as we added a little power, music, food and drinks the folks came and enjoyed the park once again. It was so amazing to listen to some of the stories of storm survival and hope in figuring out next steps for each.



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