By, Aaron Adelson
aadelson@kcautv.com
Twitter: @aadelsonkcau
People turning 21 at the 21st Saturday In the Park are getting a new perspective to enjoy the music festival.
The music festival began the same year some young adults came out of the womb.
"Pretty weird, yep, but I'm having a great time," said one concert-goer.
One woman celebrated her twenty first birthday at SITP last year with Carlos Santana and more than 30,000 people.
"I pretended this was my party for my 21st. (Everybody was here for you?) Yup, I pretended," said Leah Kobes, from Sioux City.
Kobes turns 22 on Sunday, but she's no rookie to SITP.
"We've been coming as long as we can remember, since we were like 6," said Kobes.
Many in the crowd come every year. This man's never missed a Saturday In The Park, and it's his favorite day of the year.
"They've done everything so well that there really isn't anything they could do to improve it, there really isn't. This is the most premier event Sioux City has to offer, Iowa has to offer, it's terrific," said Jim Cosier, of Sioux City.
No Matter how old you are, or how many Saturday InThe Park's you've been to, it's always a good time.
