Fat Tuesday has come and gone but the Mardi Gras spirit continued on at the Coal Creek Community Improvement Association's (CCCIA) community celebration.
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CCCIA volunteers are always ready to serve.
Twins Eli and Simon Kelehan were double trouble at the roulette table.
Brayden Marley enjoys his first Mardi Gras celebration with his dad.
Fine wine and bourbon tasting were part of the CCCIA Mardi Gras festivities.
A fun and festive atmosphere filled the tables at the Mardi Gras celebration.
Coal Creek ladies enjoy some Texas Hold'em.
COAL CREEK CANYON — Fat Tuesday has come and gone, but the Mardi Gras spirit continued at the Coal Creek Community Improvement Association's (CCCIA) community celebration. Coal Creek's brick-and-mortar families and residents mixed and mingled enjoying jambalaya, gumbo, and delicious beignets courtesy of Canyon Coffee.
As stated in CCCIA's mission statement, their purpose "is to nurture and enhance a connected community by maintaining a welcoming and inclusive community center." They want everyone to feel welcome, and they certainly succeeded at this delicious and festive event.
