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[Text Animation Appears: Indiana University Presents]
[Video: Graphic of IU trident and text appears in top right corner of screen, video of a young kid jumping on and sliding down an inflatable bounce obstacle course is shown. Multiple kids are running around the grass near the inflatable]
[Video: drummer of the Zachary Finnegan Quartet plays on stage alongside bass player]
[Video: A woman orders a snow cone from a gentlemen in a Kone Ice food truck parked at Fourth Fridays]
[Video: A wide shot of the Fourth Fridays festival, babies with parents on the grass, band shell in the background]
[Video: Close up shot of bass player picking away at his upright bass strings on stage]
[Video: Trumpet player Zachary Finnegan appears at the middle of the band shell stage playing trumpet to the crowd]
[Mayor Denny Spinner speaks as voiceover: Fourth Fridays is a way for us to bring our community together and celebrate in Market Street Park…]
[Video: Denny Spinner is being interviewed in a public work space near Market Street Park]
[Words appear: Denny Spinner, Mayor, Huntingburg]
[Mayor Denny Spinner speaks on camera: …which is a new addition to Huntingburg as part of our Stellar Communities Program…]
[Video: Wide view of Market Street Park with festival goers and the new band shell]
[Mayor Spinner speaks: We were trying to think of ways to really utilize it in a positive way, so Fourth Fridays was the idea, based on some other festivals we had seen around our area.]
[Video: Wide shots of festival goers eating food, cutting to an easel with the Fourth Fridays poster while families walk into the park, cutting to a food truck with a line of people.]
Mayor Spinner speaks: …once a month, there’d be a time when there would be activity and events in the downtown…
[Video: Kids crawl into a bounce house. Video cuts to teenagers walking a dog through the urban park sidewalk]
[Video cuts to Mayor Spinner in the public work space]
[Mayor Spinner continues: …and just bring together the community to experience what this new urban park can be for us.]
[Video: Video cuts to a walking shot of festival goers waving at one another in the courtyard, seated and eating food.]
[Video: Zachary Finnegan stands at the back of the band shell, talking to interviewer off-screen.]
[Words appear: Zachary Finnegan, Jacobs Student Graduate, Zachary Finnegan Quartet]
[Zachary Finnegan speaks on camera: Well this is my first time that I have been able to perform at a county festival in Indiana, and it’s been really great…]
[Video: cuts to shot moving around the front of the band shell while Zachary Finnegan Quartet performs on stage]
[Finnegan speaks in voiceover: …this is an amazing venue, I was talking to a few of the people that work here…]
[Video: Zachary on camera talking to interviewer off-screen in the band shell.]
[Finnegan continues: …and have seen this transform over the last few years…]
[Video: A close up shot of the drummer’s foot playing the bass drum pedal on stage]
[Finnegan continues in voiceover: …and it’s been just a pleasure being here…]
[Video: A close up of Finnegan playing the trumpet on stage]
[Finnegan continues in voiceover: …and I’ll be honest this is my first time in Huntingburg…]
[Video: Drummer and keyboard player perform on stage.]
[Finnegan continues in voiceover: …so we came in, and I had no idea what to expect.]
[Video: Keyboard player plays the piano, cutting to bassist performing across the stage, cutting to a wide shot of the entire band on the stage.]
[Finnegan continues in voiceover: …I’ve been welcomed with open arms, it’s been a wonderful experience, not only in Huntingburg, but also in Bloomington and really any other place that I’ve played.]
[Mayor Spinner on-camera: The Fourth Fridays is just part of our engagement with IU.]
[Video: IU students sing alongside Southridge High School students during a performance of HamilTunes.]
[Mayor Spinner continues in voiceover: …Having them in our schools for events like HamilTunes…]
[Video: IU students perform as their band Bike Wreck at the Fourth Fridays band shell.]
[Mayor Spinner continues in voiceover: …the music that’s here is going to be different than maybe somebody has heard before.]
[Video: Festival goers sit in their fold-out IU chairs while watching the band Bike Wreck perform on stage.]
[Mayor Spinner continues in voiceover: …so I just think that this engagement over the next two to three years…]
[Video: Festival goers walk around the park near a Center for Rural Engagement pop-up tent.]
[Video: A lady talks to Center for Rural Engagement representative Adrian Starnes at the pop-up tent, cutting to a wide shot of the band shell near the historical courthouse.]
[Mayor Spinner continues in voiceover: …is something that will bring a new vitality, a new life, and a new opportunity…]
[Video: Mayor Spinner on camera in public work space.]
[Mayor Spinner continues on camera: to our small community, that really was looking for something like this.]
[Video: Camera moves towards the Zachary Finnegan Quartet on stage, then pans up to the ceiling of the band shell.]
[Text appears: Center for Rural Engagement, Arts and Humanities Council]
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