Frost Fest ran February 12 to February 21 in Slave Lake. However, with the long weekend, not all of the photos had been taken by the publication deadline. The busiest time was the evening of Feb. 18 to Monday, Feb. 21. Photos from these days will be in the Mar. 2 Leader.

Some of the Frost Fest events were online, so not conducive to photography. Two of these, the Back Home Again film screening and mental health discussion and the Human Library went well.

Preston Dastou unleashes a rock in the Hit, Tap and Draw event put on by the Slave Lake Curling Club on Feb. 13. It was a Frost Fest event, but it also offered winners a chance to advance to higher levels of competition.
The Boissoneault and Dunsmore kids are all set to have some sledding fun at the Family Fun Frost Fest event at Hilda Eben Park on Feb. 17.
Photo courtesy of Alan Boissoneault
The Rotary Club of Slave Lake Public Library held a story walk for Frost Fest. People walked to each of the book pages inside the library from Feb. 14 to 18. On Feb. 21, it was to be put up at Frolic in the Park at Schurter Park.
The story is So Much Snow by Robert Munsch.