PHOTOS: ‘Hats Off’ in Auburn

: Mary Tyler of Auburn gets a shamrock crown from Auburn City Councilor Tizz Crowley while having breakfast at the Center Street Cafe on Saturday. Crowley was making the rounds as part of “Salute to Dinny Sullivan — Hats Off to Neighborhood Businesses,” a salute to Sullivan who exemplified hard work. Sullivan was a local merchant in New Auburn around the turn of the 20th century. Crowley helped organize the event that recognized community businesses in Auburn. Among the stops on the daylong event were local restaurants, public buildings and historic sites.

: Sally Richards, owner of the Center Street Cafe in Auburn, breaks into an Irish dance as she serves an Irish Benny made with corned-beef hash and poached eggs to a customer Saturday as the cafe participated in a “Hats Off ” to neighborhood businesses, a salute to Dinny Sullivan who exemplified hard work.

: Dana and Karry Coffin of Auburn sing and dance for their 16-month-old daughter, Edith, at Androscoggin Music Together held at the United Methodist Church in Auburn on Saturday. The program offers musical programs for children 5 years old and under with a caregiver to experience music and enrich the children’s development. The program was participating in “Hats Off ” to neighborhood businesses, a salute to Dinny Sullivan who exemplified hard work.