The annual Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair was held this afternoon, in front of the Museum on Iron Ave.
Following the parade, hundreds of patrons visited the Street Fair and found they had stepped back in time.
As was the parade, the theme was Old West.
A chili cook-off was set up, with 6 booths to taste homemade chili from and vote for your favorite. There was also a category for best looking booth.
Artists were on hand offering air brushed tattoos, rope making, and caricatures.
Kids and adults alike played games like calf roping, horseshoes, and arrow shooting.
Horse drawn carriage rides were available.
The Museum was open for tours.
Musical entertainment played throughout the day. Listeners were delighted to banjo, guitar, violin, singing, and more.
Food trucks were on site, to feed hungry patrons.
Kids created crafts of masks, bead necklaces, and gourd decorating.
Roaming entertainment including a lasso cowboy.
