Slideshow: Carnival in Tri-Town

Kicking off Winter Carnival in Tri-Town was the Annual Snow Sculpture Contest. Here, a man-eating shark sculpure wins second place. Photo courtesy of Tri-Town Chamber of Commerce..

Selling candy bars for the 12U Spring Hockey Team at the Tri-Town Winter Carnival’s craft fair in Brasher Falls were, from left, J.J. Therrien, Landen Gonyou, Greyson Gardner, and Porter Moulton. NCNow photo.

Snowmobiles leave from the Tri-Town Arena, Winthrop, during the Tri-Town Winter Carnival’s.Snowmobile Poker Run Saturday, Feb. 15. Photo courtesy of the Tri-Town Chamber of Commerce..

Kicking off Winter Carnival in Tri-Town was the Annual Snow Sculpture Contest, sponsored by Hammill Funeral home in Winthrop. The Collins/Fukes Family displays their Disney inspired masterpiece, while celebrating the magic of winter in Tri-Town. Crush, from Finding Nemo, riding a wave, takes first place in the contest. Photo submitted by Tari Burnett...

Kicking off Winter Carnival in Tri-Town was the Annual Snow Sculpture Contest. Pictured here is the third place winner. Photo courtesy of Tri-Town Chamber of Commerce..

Becky Glover and Penny O’Brien, owners of Heritage Classics Sweet Treats, sell their baked goods to Jake Ares and Kierra Phippen at the Tri-Town Winter Carnival’s craft fair in Brasher Falls. NCNow photo.

The Tri-Town Winter Carnival parade had many floats with Disney themes, including Rapunzel in the parade Saturday, Feb. 15. Photo courtesy of Tri-Town Chamber of Commerce.

Selecting soaps from Old River Soap, of Massena, at the Tri-Town Winter Carnival’s craft fair in Brasher were Sherry Chapman and Laura Bisnett. The craft fair, with its 60 vendors, was a fundraiser of the school’s backpack snack program.NCNow photo.

Sawyer and Lillian Agen, of Winthrop, hold up their cotton candy purchased at the Tri-Town Winter Carnival’s craft fair in Brasher Falls. Proceeds from the 60 vendor craft fair support the school’s backpack snack program. NCNow photo.

Kora Erwin, of North Lawrence, poses in a Rapunzel costume at the Snow Baby Contest held at Lavish, Brasher, during the Tri-town Winter Carnival Saturday. NCNow photo.

The Badenhausen Public Library was packed with both books for sale and shoppers during the Tri-town Winter Carnival Saturday in Brasher Falls. NCNow phot

Mackenzie Cumming places her 40 inch icicle in the snow pile outside Lavish, Brasher Falls, with the others, competing in the longest icicle contest at the Tri-Town Winter Carnival. NCNow photo.

Canoodlers, a Saranac Lake group of men and women wearing life vests and twirling paddles, performed their parade routine at the Tri-Town Winter Carnival parade in Winthrop Feb. 15. In the theme of this year’s parade, they dressed as dwarfs and Snow White. NCNow photo.

The Tri-Town Winter Carnival parade had many floats, including 101 Dalmatians in the parade Saturday, Feb. 15. NCNow photo.

Posted Monday, February 17, 2025 12:57 pm

A snowmobile poker run, craft fair, tournaments, and a variety of family activities were among the many events at the Tri-Town Winter Carnival Friday and Saturday, Feb. 14 and 15.

Other events in Brasher, Winthrop and Lawrence included a parade, book sale, longest icicle and snow sculpture contests.

The craft fair with 60 vendors drew several hundred people to St. Lawrence Central School, along with several kid zone activities held at the school.

However, the snowstorm cancelled some of the remaining weekend activities, including the fireworks, rescheduled before St. Patrick's Day weekend, March 15. The rescheduling of the North Lawrence and Lawrenceville Fire Department's events are being discussed.

Slideshow: Carnival in Tri-Town

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