what I suspected

about the event, which is that this is something that not only draws crowds from all over the region and maybe even all over the state and beyond, as Athens said, but it's really something that people can look forward to every year.

One of the things I loved that Nicole said was, It's an occasion to see your neighbors out and about and also to maybe meet people who are living in Red Hook who you don't know yet and to make new friendships and new connections.

And that happens as people are just walking around town, as people are going to see the local performers or maybe supporting one another's kids who are part of the teen scrabble, which we'll talk a little bit more about later.

So it's just, you know, it's a great community event.

And Nicole kind of, you know, throughout the piece, which... you know, she was a big part of, you know, she shares her narrative about how her kids were toddlers walking through the festival.

And now they're one of the headliners of teen Scrabble, which I think is really exciting.

What exactly is that? What's that part of the event?