Deputy Chief Brian Byrd, center, speaks to youngsters.
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Moni " DJ MPRESS" Featchurs, spins the tunes.
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Ray Wood, president of United Auto Workers Local 14 and president of the local chapter of the NAACP, left, speaks with Robert Smith, right, founder of the local African American Legacy Project.
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Erika White, owner of "Fit Zone", left, and Gail Stenson, right, goof around.
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Willie Garrett, left, from Toledo, and Curtis Smith, right, from Toledo, warm up before the event.
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Erika White, owner of "Fit Zone" leads Carla Townsend, left, and Kenneth Montague, right, in a warm-up exercise.
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Mary Montague, left, and her husband Kenneth Montague, right, exercise on stage to help people warm up.
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Samantha Nance, from Toledo, left, takes in the event with John Gregory, founder of the African American Legacy Project, from Columbus.
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Liz Werder, stroke program coordinator at ProMedica Flower Hospital, takes the blood pressure of Michael A. Douglas.
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Jacob Spears, 7, from Toledo, chases balloons.
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