There were plenty of games for kids of all age to play on Friday evening and Saturday at the Kids Zone.
One of the best parts of this game is that kids could knock each other over… without anyone getting hurt!
At Dawn was on the stage Friday evening at the town pavilion, during Harbour Days.
The Gore Bay Rotary Club held a very successful pancake breakfast for hungry Harbour Days attendees on Saturday morning. 
Manitoulin Streams Improvement Association drew the attention of both adults and youngsters at their booth.
One of the winning teams at the 12th annual cardboard races.
The Foam Party was another hit with the youngsters.
There were smiles all around as kids enjoyed all the games in the Amaze N Fun Kids Zone.
Snakes alive! Kids and youngsters loved having this boa constrictor around their neck, brought to Harbour Days by Northern Exotics.
There were many people that braved climbing the Rock Wall.
Organizer Kelly Chaytor, left in photo, presents Nevaeh McLelland with his prize after he won the under 10 years old ice cream eating contest.
The adults try their hand at the ice-cream eating contest.
The Western Manitoulin Lions Club served up their delicious beef on a bun on Saturday afternoon.
Another winning team in the cardboard boat races.
On your marks! Kids and adults took part in the cardboard boat races.
The 12th annual cardboard boat races drew many participants and huge crowds to watch.
There was live music throughout the weekend Harbour Days celebrations.
The Gore Bay Volunteer Fire Department gave away free plastic fire helmets and other goodies at their booth.
There were about 70 classic cars and trucks on display at the classic auto show on Meredith Street in Gore Bay on Saturday.
Doug Head stands beside his classic car.
The Gore Bay and District Fish and Game Club held a fish pond, always a popular event for kids and adults.
A record number of runners took part in the second annual Breeze Around the Bay running event.
The Gore Bay Girl Guides manned one of the many vendors tables at Harbour Days.
The Manitoulin Swing Band performed in front of a huge crowd. The band includes from left, Doug Smith, Nicky Hinds, Warren Schlote, Oliver Runnalls, Jim Smith.
Music Mel, Melanie Gaudreault was on stage Saturday evening.
The Gore Bay Rotary Club assisted the Western Manitoulin Lions club in serving dinner on Saturday evening.
Chicks with Picks performed on Saturday afternoon.
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