Coeur d’Alene celebrates its colorful side
Clown Violet Hammond creates balloon art for a child on Sherman Avenue during Friday's Coeur d'Alene Street Fair.
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Neveah Tibbs, 10, puffs up her cheeks as her mom, Erin Tibbs, paints her face.
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Moscow-based musician Max Reed plays the violin on Sherman Avenue during the Coeur d'Alene Street Fair.
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Reflected in a mirror in her booth in City Park, artist Erin Tibbs paints her daughter Neveah's face. Tibbs is the owner of Left Handed Art, based in New Plymouth.
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Nate Ostrander performs with band Karma's Circle at the City Park bandshell on Friday.
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A watercolor painting of Beauty Bay, created by artist Stephan Moss.
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For local high schooler Haggen Walker, the annual Coeur d’Alene Street Fair is an opportunity to build a sense of connection with the community.
Friday marked his fourth time volunteering at the popular event, this time at a booth raising money through the Ronald McDonald House charity through Key Club. And it’s a family affair: Walker’s mom, Tiffany Vargas, ran a booth nearby for nonprofit One More Time Northwest.
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