2023 celebration of community and commerce
Spokane aerial artist Amber Hunter hangs upsidedown on First Street during MayFest.
CHENEY - The ninth annual Mayfest celebration returned downtown May 12 and 13 after a two-year hiatus.
The event featured vendors, artists, musicians, a Cornhole tournament and more.
Hundreds of people gathered for the ranked Cornhole tournament on First Street, between C and D streets.
Nearby, the East Spokane Kiwanis Club offered helmet painting for children in a booth along First Street.
Seven-year member Natalie Duprey said the project provided bicycle helmets to children across the West Plains.
At the Cheney Library and near City Hall, classy chassis were on display.
A featured car, "Rose...
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