Avery Perkins smiles as she slides down the chute at the Winter Carnival Ice Palace on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

The High and Mighty Brass Band, of Brooklyn, blows a tune at the Waterhole on Saturday night. (Enterprise photo — Lauren Yates)

Winter Carnival King and Queen, Dan Reilly, left, and Martha Watts, smile, surrounded by the rest of the 2022 Carnival royalty, at their coronation ceremony on Friday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

Winter Carnival Pages, from left, Alice Longo, Dallas Ames, Isaac Evans and Lily Nashett dance to ‘80s tunes at Coronation on Friday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

Winter Carnival Court members celebrate the start of the 2022 Carnival with an 1980s- inspired dance routine at Coronation on Friday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

Katie Schneible, right, and Liam McMurray, of Argyle, got engaged today at the Winter Carnival Ice Palace on Sunday. (Provided photo — Kelly Morgan Duprey)

A flock of flamingos had landed on the lawn at Will Rogers in Saranac Lake last week, but they’ve already found another roosting site. People can send them to other lawns by contributing $20 to the Saranac Lake Rotary Foundation, helping to raise funds that will support community needs via the club’s grant program. The bulk of the club’s funding each year normally comes from the Winter Carnival Rotary Show, which cannot be held this year due to COVID, so the club decided to get creative and colorful. Community members can bring some of that cheerful color to one of their neighbor’s lawns, or even their own. Contact the club at saranaclakerotary@gmail.com for details, or call Franny Preston at 518-569-2380. (Provided photo — Jenn Grisi)

People cheer as a competitor in the Long Run Wealth Advisors Curling Exhibition on Pontiac Bay hurls the stone at a target on the ice Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

Members of the 2022 Winter Carnival royalty, including King Dan Reilly, watch as a young thrower chucks a frying pan as far as she can at the Saranac Teachers Association Little Ladies Fry Pan Toss on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

A competitor in the Saranac Teachers Association Little Ladies Fry Pan Toss hurls a frying pan as far as she can Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

A competitor in the Saranac Teachers Association Little Ladies Fry Pan Toss winds up to chuck a frying pan as far as she can Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

A competitor in the Saranac Teachers Association Little Ladies Fry Pan Toss watches a frying pan she just threw fly through the air on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

A competitor in the Taylor Rental Ladies Fry Pan Toss launches the pan into the snow on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

A competitor in the Taylor Rental Ladies Fry Pan Toss lets a pan fly on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

A competitor in the Taylor Rental Ladies Fry Pan Toss winds up to hurl the pan on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

A competitor in the Taylor Rental Ladies Fry Pan Toss shouts as she releases the pan into the air on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

A competitor in the Taylor Rental Ladies Fry Pan Toss holds a glove in her mouth to get better grip on the pan as she winds up to chuck it on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

A competitor in the Taylor Rental Ladies Fry Pan Toss winds up for a high throw on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

A competitor in the Taylor Rental Ladies Fry Pan Toss aims for the moon with her throw on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

A competitor in the Taylor Rental Ladies Fry Pan Toss puts on a show as she winds up to let her pan fly on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

Callen Yen, 7, raised his hands in excitement watching the fireworks at the lighting of the Ice Palace on Saturday night as he sits on his father, Phonnah Yen’s shoulders. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

The Ice Palace is seen aglow on Saturday night after the fireworks show and lighting ceremony. (Enterprise photo — Lauren Yates)

Todd Corliss stands on the Ice Palace bridge with his kids, Grace, Connor, Shannon and Ann on Saturday night. (Enterprise photo — Lauren Yates)

The Reflexions, from left, Ty Miller, Mowgli Giannitti, Joshua West, Matt Avery, Avery Cooper, Sam Atallah and Matt Blair (not pictured) jam at the Waterhole on Saturday. The group played a mix of brass jams and funky reggae. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

Sam Atallah plays trumpet and the keys at the same time as The Reflexions' percussionist Matt Blair keep beat at the Waterhole on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

Charly Kay from the High and Mighty Brass Band gets the audience dancing at the Waterhole on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

Charly Kay from the High and Mighty Brass Band gets the crowd at the Waterhole dancing on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

Andrew McGovern from the High and Mighty Brass Band blasts on a trumpet at the Waterhole on Saturday while Charly Kay looks on. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

Andrew McGovern from the High and Mighty Brass Band leans into a flow, rapping while holding his trumpet at the Waterhole on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

Gabe Medd blasts notes on a trumpet during a solo in the High and Mighty Brass Band show at the Waterhole on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)

From left, Gabe Medd, Andrew McGovern, Evan Howard, Charly Kay, Nadav Nirenberg and Adam Dotson, all of the High and Mighty Brass Band, chat with the crowd and each other between songs at the Waterhole on Saturday night. (Enterprise photo — Lauren Yates)

Charly Kay from the High and Mighty Brass Band gets the crowd at the Waterhole dancing on Saturday. (Enterprise photo — Aaron Cerbone)