Black Diamond Miners Day celebration | Slideshow | Courier-Herald

Black Diamond Miners Day celebration | Slideshow

The Black Diamond Miners Day celebration was July 7.

July 16, 2012 12:05 am

Enjoying Miners Day in Black Diamond

The Black Diamond Miners Day celebration July 7.

The event included music, a chili tasting contest and food booths.

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