Something for everyone at North Idaho State Fair
All aboard! Fairgoers beat the late-summer heat by taking a train ride through the fairgrounds.
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Coeur d'Alene's Lokahi Dance performs a Hawaiian Luau.
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From left: Master Gardner Kathy Hernandez, trainee Maria Goodwin, Goodwin's granddaughter, Monroe Murphy, and Master Gardner Deborah Patterson. Patterson shows off a "bee house," a structure meant to provide a space for bees to build hives.
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The sun might be starting to set a bit earlier, but summer isn’t over yet — and there are plenty of summer celebrations and sunshine being enjoyed at the North Idaho State Fair, which runs through Aug. 25.
Several local dance groups marked the end of their seasons with performances at the fairgrounds in front of delighted fairgoers Saturday. For the girls of Lokahi Dance, a Coeur d’Alene-based dance studio, this year marked an exciting return after not having performed at the fair since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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