There's a huge summer celebration Saturday at Kincardine's Station Beach. It's Bruce Power's annual Beach Party.
Over 4,000 guests will be entertained and fed, starting at 6pm in the main tent. Opening ceremonies will begin at 6:30pm.
There will be a 48 ft inflated obstacle course, two 24 ft rock climbing walls, jumbo games, bouncy castles, giant kites on the beach, balloon twisters, face painters, airbrush tattoo artists, a photo booth, as well as a number of local entertainers.
The finale is fireworks at dusk over Lake Huron.
Shuttle buses will begin picking people up at 3:30pm at the No Frills south parking lot on Sutton St., the Bruce Power Training Centre on Princes St., and the Kincardine District Secondary School parking lot. Shuttles will run until after the fireworks.
Guests are encouraged to use the buses or walk, as traffic to Station Beach will be restricted.
"The Beach Party is our way of thanking the communities surrounding the Bruce Power site for their ongoing support," said James Scongack, vice president, corporate affairs and environment.
On display will be the Bruce Power electric vehicle along with several Bruce Power emergency vehicles, such as the security team’s light armoured vehicle, along with one of the fire trucks.
The 2017 robot creation by the Kinetic Knights will also be on hand.