Thousands crowd Central Ave. for annual Street Fair

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Over a dozen cars were on display along 10th Street East, the majority as part of the Klassic Kruizers Kar Klub. (Image Credit: Logan Lehmann/paNOW Staff)

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Among the vendors included hundreds of local businesses and even some dignitaries, like Prince Albert MP Randy Hoback and Sask NDP leader Carla Beck. A fun area with several inflatable bouncy castles and slides was also set up. 

One of the new attractions of the Street Fair was the addition of a free bingo garden tent, courtesy of the Northern Lights Casino as part of their 30th anniversary celebration. Another new feature was Art Alley, where artists painted live using their unique artistic mediums. 

A pair of artists put their skills to work at Art Alley during the annual Street Fair. (Image Credit: Logan Lehmann/paNOW Staff)

The day began with a small parade for the Street Fair that was led by the Highlanders Pipes and Drums. In 2024, over 30,000 people attended the Street Fair, however, last year’s numbers were down a tad due to rescheduling. 

(Image Credit: Logan Lehmann/paNOW Staff)

Face painting was a popular activity for people of all ages. (Image Credit: Logan Lehmann/paNOW Staff)

A stilt walker wowed onlookers by juggling three pins as he walked down Central Avenue. (Image Credit: Logan Lehmann/paNOW Staff)

(Image Credit: Logan Lehmann/paNOW Staff)

(Image Credit: Logan Lehmann/paNOW Staff)

(Image Credit: Logan Lehmann/paNOW Staff)

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loganc.lehmann@pattisonmedia.com