Sarah Mooney Museum Ice Cream Social big hit as COVID-19 threat relaxes

Sunday, May 16, 2021 - 1:07pm

Close to 100 ice cream enthusiasts showed up Saturday night (May 15) at Lemoore's venerable Sarah Mooney Museum for an ice cream social and entertainment. The local fundraiser for the museum may signal the relaxing of restrictions related to the Coronavirus. National guidelines on dealing with the virus, in recent days, have been relaxed due in large part to vaccinations.

  • A look at the Sarah Mooney Museum, a historical landmark in Lemoore.
  • Ice cream lovers waiting in line for ice cream at the Sarah Mooney Museum.
  • Bill and Sharon Black enjoy their ice cream
  • The Rolling Cone Ice Cream truck provided Saturday night's refreshing ice cream.
  • Sarah Mooney supporters Karen David (left) and Sandy Virden enjoy their ice cream.
  • Left to right are James and Sandra Roorda and Caroline Daley, all enjoying ice cream and music.
  • Lemoore youngsters Lila and Eloise Walker enjoying the atmosphere of the Sarah Mooney Museum and of course their ice cream.
  • A long line for ice Cream Saturday night at the Sarah Mooney Museum.
  • Music was provided by the Macey Blues Band.
  • Kings County Supervisor Joe Neves and spouse Kathy enjoy the evening.

The ice cream social and local ice cream enthusiasts were treated to a near-perfect May evening as The Rolling Cone, a local ice cream vendor, scooped out large portions of Superior Dairy ice cream too long lines of sweet-toothed patrons. 

The Lemoore Sarah Mooney Museum, located at 542 West D Street, also offered outdoor music provided by the Macey Blues Band. The museum itself has been temporarily closed during the Pandemic, but when it does open, it's available for visits on Sundays from 12 to 3 p.m.

 

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