Stephen Fisher pretends to be a goat as he sings and dances along to a song at Centennial Park.
Stevie Winer, Hayli Dockter and Isabella Anderson dance to "Baby Shark."
Stephen Fisher pretends to be a goat as he sings and dances along to a song at Centennial Park.
Stevie Winer, Hayli Dockter and Isabella Anderson dance to "Baby Shark."
Stephen Fisher pretends to be a goat as he sings and dances along to a song at Centennial Park.
Stevie Winer, Hayli Dockter and Isabella Anderson dance to "Baby Shark."
Dancing, bubbles and fun were rampant at Centennial Park Wednesday afternoon.
As part of the Sweetwater County Library's summer line-up, The Micah and Me Music Show entertained kids and adults for more than an hour.
The musical duo sang songs like "Baby Shark," "Itsy Bitsy Spider," "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes" and a few original songs to a group of more than 100 people.
The two stay-at-home dads began singing five years ago as a way to entertain their kids and have expanded to regular gigs in the Portland, Ore., area while doing traveling shows in the summer.
Lots of families were out and about experiencing the music and a big group of kids traveled to the event from the Summer Day Camp including Stephen Fisher, Hayli Dockter, Isabella Stephens and Stevie Winer.
Fisher enjoyed the show on the front row.
He frequently interacted with the performers and embraced the dancing.
"I love moving a lot," Fisher said. "They're really funny."
Stephens, Dockter and Winer all danced together a few rows away from the stage area. They all agreed their favorite song was "Baby Shark" and talked about how much they like dancing and moving around.
"I like how dance lets you express yourself," Winer said.
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