LAKEVILLE — There’s more to Ted Williams Camp than athletic fields. The green space can accommodate runners, walkers and people just looking to relax on a nice day, Park Commission member Melissa Turcotte said.

“People see Ted Williams Camp as a sports place, not a community place,’’ she said.

When she joined the Park Commission, she was determined to change that narrative. So three years ago, with support of her fellow commission members, they organized the first Lakeville Day. This year, the third annual celebration took place Sunday, May 18.

The day hosts booths from community organizations and businesses to promote their offerings. Vendors are charged, but anyone not making a profit on the day can attend free with one stipulation — they have to provide a free, family-friendly activity that everyone can enjoy.

And there were numerous options, including a golf tee, a soccer net for kids to get their kicks and assorted lawn games.

Jill Glidden is new to Lakeville and decided to attend “just to check it out. It’s a nice day.’’

Melynda Hernandez brought along her daughters, Bella Hernandez, 9, and Raven Hernandez, 6.

“We decided to come as a family,’’ she said.

While plenty of activities were available, some just sat on chairs and enjoyed the live music.

Singer/guitarist Tim Roxburgh filled the morning air with folk and light rock tunes. His fiancée and other friends and family provided support.

Erica Dauksevicz, his fiancée, said she was enjoying the vibe. “It’s soothing,’’ she said.