""We were people-watching while the sun came up, and it's just fun. It's worth making the effort," said Sarah and Phillipa Colborne, who arrived at sunrise to avoid missing out."
""Last year we came and we missed out, because there were so many people. We gave up, and went to the store," recalled Ruth Delemos, who ensured she arrived early this time."
Union Square's Tulip Day will take place Saturday, providing eight free tulips to each attendee, with a total of 80,000 tulips available. The event celebrates International Women's Day and marks the beginning of Union Square in Bloom, featuring floral displays and local food and drinks. Tulips are grown in the U.S. from Dutch bulbs, continuing a tradition since 1929. Mayor Lurie emphasizes the event's role in boosting foot traffic and supporting local businesses, while attendees are advised to arrive early due to expected long lines and traffic congestion.
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