Throngs at Tisbury Street Fair Celebrate Vineyard Haven's Birthday
Firemen everywhere, but only a few play with fire.
Firemen everywhere, but only a few play with fire.
Football Touchdown Club sold purple pride swag.
Football Touchdown Club sold purple pride swag.
Youth Hockey volunteers serve up treats to hungry street fair-goers.
Youth Hockey volunteers serve up treats to hungry street fair-goers.
Plenty of food and for the best there was a line.
Plenty of food and for the best there was a line.
Island firemen were ably represented. Engine No. 2 crew sold t-shirts.
Island firemen were ably represented. Engine No. 2 crew sold t-shirts.
Hannah Harlow, 4, of Edgartown shows off her face painting.
Hannah Harlow, 4, of Edgartown shows off her face painting.
Rock climbing is always a popular street fair event.
Rock climbing is always a popular street fair event.
Vineyard Haven's Main street was filled with throngs.
Vineyard Haven's Main street was filled with throngs.
League of Women Voters, members Deborah Medders and Joyce Rickson.
League of Women Voters, members Deborah Medders and Joyce Rickson.
Crowds thronged Main street in Vineyard Haven Tuesday for the 45th annual Tisbury Street Fair to peruse outdoor shopping and listen to live music on every corner, but the biggest lines could be found at the numerous food tables. Cotton candy, fudge, burgers, lobster rolls, linguica . . . there was something for everyone. The fair this year celebrated founder Cora Medeiros and was a benefit for the Tisbury police relief association.