2011 Jericho Street Fair

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Jericho Street Fair 2011

The Jericho Youth Club does a good trade in t-shirts
The Chris Padmore Band. Chris organized the music
Councillor Cook gets some help in drawing the raffle
Paul Hartley referees the Sumo wrestling
Morris men perform at the bottom of Cardigan Street
Beer stand does a roaring trade by the music stage
Colour-coordinated visitor considers a ride with Oxoncarts
Centre administrator Sue Pead (left) and friends
Band's eye view from Wellington Street
The youngest visitors get an easy ride
Cyclist gets bike security advice from PCSO Craig Finch
Church stall sells recycled toys and games
Simon Abrams (left) and family enjoy the music
PCSO Zoe Jenkins admires a colouring by young visitors
Borderlands played a great set in the middle of the afternoon
Morris men do their thing in front of St Barnabas Church
One of the busiest food stalls sells excellent Thai cuisine
Visitor with spotty scarf considers purchasing a spotty dog
Hair braiding is one of the many services on offer
Hottest job of the day is cooking burgers on the JCA stall
The Irish Dancers always give a lively performance
Fr Jonathan Beswick tucks into some street food
The Irish dancers recruit volunteers for an instant class
The Street Fair attracts visitors across the generations
Impromptu display of bubble blowing in Canal Street
Face painting is one of the cosmetic options
Rosemary Strawson selling tickets on the JCA stall
Rob Brough keeps a close eye on the Sumo wrestlers
The Jericho Youth Club street dancers
Senia Paseta looks after the bouncy castle
Coining it for St. Barnabas Church

Fortunately, the 2011 Jericho Street Fair got the one sunny day in a wet week. Thanks to everyone who helped make this such a good day, but especially JCA Chair Charlotte Christie, our unflappable 'event manager', and Chris Padmore who organized the music stage and a great selection of bands.