The annual Stampede Street Party on June 30 was filled with families enjoying the sunshine and meeting and greeting one another. And there were many infants in the crowd. Here Eva Hoelzler introduces her grandson Lincoln Hoelzler to Leigh and Parnell Pinette’s baby girl Lauren.

The annual Stampede Street Party on June 30 was filled with families enjoying the sunshine and meeting and greeting one another. And there were many infants in the crowd. Here Eva Hoelzler introduces her grandson Lincoln Hoelzler to Leigh and Parnell Pinette’s baby girl Lauren.

Williams Lake Stampede Street Party family time

The annual Stampede Street Party on June 30 was filled with families enjoying the sunshine and meeting and greeting one another.

The annual Stampede Street Party on June 30  was filled with families enjoying the sunshine and meeting and greeting one another. And there were many infants in the crowd.

 

 

 

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