Mequon Branch Manager Farrah Mason, Senior Loan Funding Representative Shannan Mahloch and Community Engagement Manager Shannon Weber took a moment for a quick picture during the Harvest Dinner.
The fifth annual North Shore Bank Shorewood Feast enjoyed its biggest crowd ever on Sept. 14. Loads of people came out to check out the food, music, vendors, events for kids, and, of course, the sold-out Harvest Dinner feast that takes place right in the middle of Oakland Avenue!
Two little ones decorating banks to take home.
Community Engagement Manager Shannon Weber was blown away by the excitement and energy of the day. “It was amazing!” she said. “We had great weather, the biggest turnout yet, and so much fun. The Harvest Dinner did not disappoint as the food was amazing with a variety of wonderful chefs.”
The North Shore Bank booth offered fun activities for those who stopped by, including Be Kind postcards, Polaroid photos (people lined up for them!), coin banks to decorate and fun yard games like Giant Jenga and Connect 4.
Visitors to the event were having so much fun that the vendors ended up keeping their booths up until 9 p.m. They usually tear down around 7 p.m., but there were so many people and so much going on that they stayed open.
The “Be Kind” backdrop was a hit with the crowd.
Shannon sends a big shout-out and thank you to everyone who helped at the North Shore Bank booth that day, including Mequon Branch Manager Farrah Mason, Senior Loan Funding Representative Shannan Mahloch, Shorewood Teller Carissa Vales, Travelling Lead Teller Tracee Born, Grafton Branch Manager Bridget Sobocinski, Muskego Personal Banker Sara Speich and Commercial Loan Servicing Analyst Shakara Bobo. 03199
“I am so happy to see how much the North Shore Bank Shorewood Feast has grown in the Shorewood community,” Shannon said.
“It is great we sponsor an event that welcomes families and the community to come out and have fun.” See all the great photos from the day below!
