P.E.I. residents took benefit of the nice and cozy sunny climate this July 1 to rejoice the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of P.E.I. becoming a member of confederation.
A number of occasions have been obtainable all through the province through the day which have been free to the general public, together with free reside music, video games and meals at Victoria Park in Charlottetown and Tea Hill Park in Stratford.
SaltWire visited a couple of of those occasions all through the day. Listed here are some pictures taken of the festivities:
6-year-old Ciara Shea from Stratford will get her faces painted as a butterfly at Tea Hill throughout Canada Day festivities held on the park on July 1. A number of tents have been open to the general public, providing face portray, ice cream and prize video games. Rafe Wright • The GuardianYves Martel, proprietor of Wonderful Goodies smiles as we works his tent and completes a sale throughout festivities held at Victoria Park in Charlottetown to rejoice Canada Day. Martel’s tent was certainly one of a number of distributors providing treats equivalent to ice cream, cotton sweet and sizzling canine. Rafe Wright • The GuardianIyanna Bellfleur performs a standard step dance routine along with her group from Havenwood Dance Studios throughout festivities held at Tea Hill Park on Canada Day. Rafe Wright • The GuardianJulie Pellisier-Lush offers the opening speech to begin a day of free exhibits at Victoria Park to rejoice Canada Day on July 1. Rafe Wright • The GuardianMembers of the P.E.I. Regiment hearth a howitzer throughout a 21-gun salute held at Victoria Park on July 1. The 21-gun salute was to honour 150 years since P.E.I. joined confederation in 1873. Rafe Wright • The GuardianAlasdair Stewart, proper, will get a tour of an armoured car gun deck by a member of the P.E.I. Regiment at Victoria Park on July 1. Rafe Wright • The GuardianJanelle Banks of Havenwood Dance Studios performs a jig through the 2023 Canada Day festivities at Tea Hill Park. Rafe Wright • The GuardianA bunch of dancers from Havenwood Dance Studios carried out a number of conventional step and faucet dance routines through the free exhibits at Tea Hill Park on July 1. From left, Iyanna Bellfleur, Rosie Moase, Eva MacDonald. Rafe Wright • The GuardianCarleton Dozovado cooks up some jerk rooster on the barbecue at a tent for his household enterprise, T’s Jamaican Flavour on July 1 at Victoria Park in Charlottetown Rafe Wright • The GuardianWonderful Goodies homeowners Michael MacLean , left, and Yves Martel hand a bag of freeze-dried sweet to a happy patron throughout Canada Day festivities at Victoria Park on July 1. Rafe Wright • The GuardianKeen youngsters climb one of many inflatable slides obtainable to the general public through the Canada Day festivities at Victoria Park on July 1. Rafe Wright • The Guardian
