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The second annual Bashaw Medieval Faire and Artisan Market was held at the Bashaw Ag Grounds on July 15 and 16. There was armored combat re-enactment, live jousting, a viking village, magic shows, bardic storytelling, “Fight the Knight” for kids, and many market vendors, from the mystical and magical to the fascinating, and of course, plenty of food and libations. (Emily Jaycox/Bashaw Star)

(Photo submitted/Bashaw Fire Department)

Even the AHS mascot came out for the Bashaw Hometown days parade. Photo by Krista Comeau.

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