Annual Children’s Fair draws kids with a variety of activities
The climbing wall, bounce house and petting zoo were all popular attractions during the annual Children’s Fair held May 13 at the Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds. The event is sponsored by the Plumas County Child Abuse Prevention Council.
Other popular booths included those offered by the CHP, Sheriff’s Office, Quincy Fire and Quintopia. Free hotdogs, carnival food and cold drinks were consumed in the shade as the day grew warmer.
There were many booths dedicated to providing resources and information materials on protecting communities from wildfire, including Firewise, Plumas National Forest, Fire Safe Council, Sierra Institute and more.
4-H member wrangles a baby goat for a fair goer to pet. Photo by Debra Moore
CHP Officer Sean Preston hands out items to Norah Waltermire during the Children’s Fair. Photo by Debra Moore
There seemed to be a perpetual line for the climbing wall. Photo by Debra Moore
Children were able to pet a variety of young animals, thanks to local 4-H members. Photo by Debra Moore
Paul, Emery, and Delilah were visiting from Carson City for the evening’s car races, and were happy to go to the children’s fair where face painting and shaved ice were popular attractions. Photo by Debra Moore
