By Brandie Majeau
The Smoky Lake Street Fair, held on August 22, was an extraordinarily
successful event organized in collaboration with the Smoky Lake Chamber of
Commerce and Smoky Lake Family & Community Support Services (FCSS). The fair
provided an excellent platform for the local community to come together, support local
businesses, and explore the wide range of services available in the area.
The Smoky Lake Street Fair was a vibrant community showcase, thanks to the
active participation of over forty vendors, clubs, support service organizations, and
businesses. The organizers extend their sincere gratitude to everyone who participated
and attended the fair, as their involvement was instrumental in creating the event’s
festive atmosphere.
Street fairs are an excellent way to break free from the monotony of everyday
life, offering a chance for communities to come together and reap various tangible
benefits. Organized by local groups and Chambers of Commerce, this vibrant festival
not only attracted new visitors to the neighbourhood, but also boosted community
morale through shared experiences and regional economy through increased sales and
business exposure. By showcasing local businesses, welcoming new artists ,new food and drink vendors, and highlighting the unique character of the neighborhood, the
Smoky Lake Street Fair played a crucial role in nurturing sustainable, community-
centered commerce. Held in the heart of Smoky Lake, Main Street became an event
that held a diverse array of booths selling goods and food, as well as providing valuable
information to all attendees.
The graduating class, who provided delicious burgers, and Paulo, who delivered
outstanding musical entertainment, deserve special recognition. Additionally, the Smoky
Lake public works team’s exceptional efforts behind the scenes were crucial in bringing
the event to life. Their hard work and dedication did not go unnoticed and were
instrumental in the fair’s success. The fair was a true display of community unity and
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