Quana to all the volunteers who made the 2021 Omingmak Frolics a memorable one during pandemic. There were many events cancelled to keep social distance, but many outdoor events happened as well as virtual challenges by video. So many residents participated, both young and older.
About 100 or so went on the fishing derby and camped overnight, the whole weekend or week. Kids had the most fun with being allowed to enter certain events. Weather was so amazing, so now you see everyone tanned and brown.
We are so grateful and thankful for all the hard work the frolics committee and Omingmak Racing Committee and Ambrose Aknavigak Memorial Fishing derby committee did for their community in order for the festival to be successful. Quana to the community of Cambridge Bay for all your support and to the local businesses and organizations for your donations so many to list. It was a beautiful time to be outdoors and staying safe and healthy. Big quana to Zach Cziranka-Crooks and his gang.
TAKI TAKI! Number one fan of snowmobile races every year and enjoying the spring weather in Cambridge Bay. Here is 76-year-old Elder Jessie Naikak wearing one of her homemade mother hubbard parkas. Navalik Tologanak/NNSL photo 
Cutest float in town! Here is 4 year old Darnell KUDLAK Anablak on his 120 snowmobile with a omingmak skull decoration at the 2021 Omingmak Frolics parade held in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut on Friday, May 14, 2021. Navalik Tologanak/NNSL photo 
Mom! Look! A nice big narwhal! Here is Qillaq Innovations' float at the 2021 Omingmak Frolics parade. Navalik Tologanak/NNSL photo 
Five-year-old twins' Tessa and Alexis sport matching mother hubbard parkas made by their mother Angel Evaglok of Cambridge Bay. The girls are at the Elks' bicycle draw held on Saturday, May 22, during the 2021 Omingmak Frolics. Navalik Tologanak/NNSL photo 
Two-year-old Kyra PALUNGAYAK Kupeuna enjoying the 2021 Omingmak Frolics. Her beautiful Mother Hubbard parka was made by her Aunt Amanda Kupeuna. Navalik Tologanak/NNSL photo 
Quana Chris for delicious burgers and hotdogs. Here is Cambridge Bay Wrestling Societys' Chris Crooks making both beef and muskox burgers and hotdogs at the 2021 Omingmak Frolics canteen down on the Arctic Ocean. Navalik Tologanak/NNSL photo 
What a catch! This year's 2021 Omingmak Frolics seal hunting contest winner was Tannis MANIQ Kukkuvak with a seal measuring 64 inches, this magnificent seal was caught at Long Point, on the Arctic Ocean near Cambridge Bay, Nunavut. The nattiq was caught on Saturday, May 22, 2021 during the seal hunting at the 2021 Omingmak Frolics. photo courtesy of Navalik Tologanak 
Don't take off 'til you see the flag go down ok? Kids 120cc snowmobile races held during the 2021 Omingmak Frolics held in Cambridge Bay May 14 to 24, 2021. The wee ones raced on May 22. Their parents and grandparents and spectators were just as excited to watch kids have fun. photo courtesy of Jenna Kamingoak