Kim Marshall and Derrick McIntosh at Rotaryfest Saturday in Sault Ste. Marie.
“A beautiful day, all around,” says McIntosh, who hasn’t missed Community Day since moving to the Sault from Toronto 11 years ago.
“The turnout is good and the music and food are great. I really like the idea of the Hydration Station,” added Marshall.
See our Rotaryfest gallery for more pics from Saturday’s celebrations.
Non-stop action was the order of the day Saturday at Billy Bones BBQ. Ribfest is one of the more popular attractions during Sault Ste. Marie’s Rotaryfest.
Ribs Royale and Silver Bullet Bar-B-Q were busy food stations as well.
Evyn Bonham, 10, left, and co-pilot Theo
Renaldini, 5, both of Bruce Mines, ready themselves for takeoff on The Bee Ride.
Triumphant at liftoff…
Marianne Trenka entertains at Buskerville, Saturday at Rotaryfest.
“Best day ever,” said Trenka, who was elated to be back performing in Sault Ste. Marie for the first time since 2019.
Cooper Thomson, 9 (black Nike shirt) of Windsor, Ont. makes his move in a match versus Rich Terence Matibag, age 8 (blue’n’yellow shirt) of Sault Ste. Marie at the Rotaryfest playgrounds, Saturday. Cooper is up visiting his grandmother, Rita, of Desberats.
The Sault’s Brad Boyer readies for what turned out to be a hole-in-one at the Mini Putt course.
Hayden Hotchkiss with her mom, Shanna, fresh from a face painting she just had to have.
“She made us stand in line, it’s the only thing she really wanted to do” says Shanna, laughing.
Wyld Stallyns rocked the mid-afternoon crowd Saturday at Rotaryfest.
The Sault’s Brad Boyer readies for what turned out to be a hole-in-one at the Mini Putt course.