Lynnwood’s Fair on 44th returns after two-year hiatus
Posted: September 10, 2022 245
Kids spin the wheel to earn prizes at the Lynnwood Today tent. (photos by Lauren Reichenbach)
A girl learns how to perform CPR.
Attendees could take fire truck tours of the South County Fire engines.
A police office gives a little boy a badge sticker.
Exercise classes were being held at one tent.
Kids were able to climb on tractors and learn what they are used for.
Swing dance lessons took place as well.
Children learned how to properly secure a bike helmet and how to obey street laws.
SWAT vehicles were available for kids and parents to tour.
Attendees had a lesson about health and safety.
Fairgoers were able to test their pull-up abilities at the Army station.
Multiple food options were offered.
Live music was played throughout the event.
Kids strengthened their arms on row machines.
There were many activities for children.
Free vaccines were offered during the fair.
Lynnwood police conducted a K9 demonstration.
The Ethiopian New Year was also celebrated during the event.
Lynnwood City Councilmembers Patrick Decker and George Hurst pose for a photo.
Puget Sound Energy demonstrated the dangers of power lines.
Lynnwood Mayor Christine Frizzell talked with fairgoers.
Thousands of people gathered on 44th Avenue West Saturday for the Fair on 44th — the city’s annual health and safety community block party.
Returning after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the fair offered attendees an opportunity to explore first-responder vehicles, view demonstrations from police K-9 units, learn disaster preparedness tips and skills, and enjoy drum bands, musical performances and fitness and exercise demos.
Fairgoers also had to weather smoky skies and some fallling ash, as smoke from wildfires blew into the area.
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