Pumpkin Idol proves successful venture
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Windsor’s singing barber, Merle Jacklyn, of the Head Start Barber Shop on Grey Street, pleased the crowd, and Pumpkin Idol judges, with a Johnny Cash cover that was rewarded with a first-place finish in the 17 and over category.
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West Hants Middle School student Traci Dube, 12, sings her way to the top of her class in the 16 and under category of Pumpkin Idol with her performance of Adele’s In the Deep. Dube has also performed on YTV’s The Next Star.
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Former Windsor resident Nathalie Ladouceur belts out a tune she wrote that earned her first place in the original song category of Pumpkin Idol.
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The Pumpkin Idol crowd gets into 12-year-old Traci Dube’s cover of Adele’s In the Deep.
Windsor’s singing barber, Merle Jacklyn, of the Head Start Barber Shop on Grey Street, pleased the crowd, and Pumpkin Idol judges, with a Johnny Cash cover that was rewarded with a first-place finish in the 17 and over category.
West Hants Middle School student Traci Dube, 12, sings her way to the top of her class in the 16 and under category of Pumpkin Idol with her performance of Adele’s In the Deep. Dube has also performed on YTV’s The Next Star.
Former Windsor resident Nathalie Ladouceur belts out a tune she wrote that earned her first place in the original song category of Pumpkin Idol.
The Pumpkin Idol crowd gets into 12-year-old Traci Dube’s cover of Adele’s In the Deep.
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Pumpkin Idol performers and judges gather for a group shot before heading their separate ways Oct. 8.
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Patrons peruse the exhibits vendors set up at the temporary market in the Windsor Mall on Gerrish Street as part of the activities planned to pack the day before the pumpkin regatta with activities for everyone to enjoy.
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Four-year-old Ryleigh Smith gets her face painted by Meagan Balding at a Family Fun Day held at the Fort Edward National Historic Site grounds Oct. 8.
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Family Fun Day on the Fort Edward National Historic Site grounds saw more than 200 visitors Oct. 8. Pictured, from left, backrow: Sarah Fraser (Windsor), Shaylin Johnson (Windsor), and Connor Johnson (Windsor); front row: their Falmouth friends, Trace and Kaitlin Atwell.
Pumpkin Idol performers and judges gather for a group shot before heading their separate ways Oct. 8.
Patrons peruse the exhibits vendors set up at the temporary market in the Windsor Mall on Gerrish Street as part of the activities planned to pack the day before the pumpkin regatta with activities for everyone to enjoy.
Four-year-old Ryleigh Smith gets her face painted by Meagan Balding at a Family Fun Day held at the Fort Edward National Historic Site grounds Oct. 8.
Family Fun Day on the Fort Edward National Historic Site grounds saw more than 200 visitors Oct. 8. Pictured, from left, backrow: Sarah Fraser (Windsor), Shaylin Johnson (Windsor), and Connor Johnson (Windsor); front row: their Falmouth friends, Trace and Kaitlin Atwell.
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