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Street party back after three years

River and his sister Frankie Tantelidis with a calf from Farm 2 U. 307006_01

Ocean Grove Business Association’s Christmas in the Grove street party was back on Wednesday December 7. Local businesses got to showcase their wares through stalls, food and drink options and live entertainment. Voice photographer Ivan Kemp was there to soak it all in.

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