After being postponed last year because of COVID-19, the 65th Kalgoorlie-Boulder Community Fair went ahead over the weekend.
It was a bit touch and go for the fair, with the organising committee’s COVID event plan approved only two weeks prior, but the team worked hard to ensure the event went ahead in all its glory.
A broad cross-section of the community headed to the Cruickshank Sports Arena to celebrate the event featuring live entertainment, new rides and activities, community displays and a visit from loveable cartoon characters Bingo and Bluey.
Marian Prempeh, John Prempeh, 4, and Othniel Prempeh, 3Ruth Koedyk and Kathy Shew Credit: : Carwyn Monck/Kalgoorlie MinerJJ Pearson, Rosie-Lee Pearson, 7 and Octavia Pearson, 5 Credit: .James Watson, Darcy Moore, 4, Nate Moore, 8, Nicky Moore, 18 months and Trudy MooreGwenda Greenhill, Lilia Greenhill, 3 and Marshall Robinson, 9 Credit: .Kayla Soper, Zahli Bernhardt, 18 months and Leium Bernhardt Credit: Pictures: Carwyn MonckRobyn Elmer next to her vibrant display of scarf hats and clothingAudience members watching the Black String Puppet showJames Sleight performing the Dinkum Dinosaurs showDeclan Moynihan, 5, Kirsten Moynihan, Tjay Moynihan, 6 and Travis MoynihanKaye-Ann Graham, Shontae Graham and Coranie YarranLucinda Richards and Belinda Dimer. Credit: Carwyn Monck/Kalgoorlie MinerMat Admirao and Bernaette Port running the Lemongrass food truck
