The Old Town Ramble and Ride Festival rolled into Yellowknife's historic neighbourhood for the thirteenth year this weekend.
Festival goers - some rambling, some riding down the hill into Old Town - were treated to a jam-packed weekend filled with lively activities and events. From dozens of live performances - held at a myriad of stages scattered throughout the heart of the eclectic and close-knit community - and art workshops, to fresh fish and chips and a bouncy castle, the beloved festival boasted a bountiful line-up.
Rosalind Mercredi works on a glass mosaic at the Down to Earth Gallery.
Aug. 3, 2019.
Grace Clark plays for a packed roadside audience on the steps on Gallery of the Midnight Sun Saturday afternoon.
Aug. 3, 2019.
From left: Kael Enns, Johnny Decoste and Amanda Decoste park their rides for some ice cream.
Aug. 3, 2019.
Ulli, left, and Louisa take bubble-blowing seriously down at the Down to Earth Gallery Saturday.
Aug. 3, 2019.
Young entrepreneurs Bella Lewsaw, left, and Parker Bourque, right, sell bannock with fireweed jelly.
Aug. 3, 2019
Cassandra Burt’s vocals keep her audience transfixed at the Dancing Moose Cafe.
Aug. 3, 2019
A view of Sunday’s happenings down at the dock from the Bush Pilots’ Monument.
Aug. 4, 2019.
Fiddler Andrea Bettger leads a toe-tapping set at the Down to Earth Gallery Friday night.
Aug. 2, 2019.
Lilia Sauer is awe-struck by the Western Arctic Moving Pictures (WAMP) Northern Sights 360° Project, which offered festival-goers an out-of-this-world experience via virtual reality headsets.
Aug. 4, 2019.
Skyfire Taiko delivers a powerful performance of Taiko Drumming at the
Cultural Crossroads Park Stage Saturday.
Aug. 3, 2019.
Andrea Bettger fiddles alongside George Tuccaro.
Aug. 3, 2019.
Look for more photos and the full story about the weekend-long Old Town Ramble and Ride Festival in the Wednesday edition of the Yellowknifer.