Mikara and Chris Pettman originally opened fascination street in September of 1995, on Birch Avenue, in the heart of 100 Mile House. Without having a focus, Mikara and Chris stocked everything from posters to t-shirts, incense and jewelry, comic books to Magic cards. For 100 Mile House, fascination street was a funky alternative store. Fascination street also housed many eclectic pieces of art from the local community in the back of the store. This portion of the store came to be known as “the fascination street gallery”, and even had the pleasure of hosting the Central Interior Regional Art Council traveling arts Show as well as helping with various local projects such as the X-treme art show. A decision had to be made when the Pettman duo realized that they were about to become a Pettman trio. Sadly, the doors to the original fascination street closed on July 30th, 2000. The Pettmans missed their family of customers and friends, so when the littlest Pettman was ready for playschool, the couple made the foray back into retail. “fascination street toys & games” re-opened September 16, 2004. With Alora’s input, the Pettmans decided to create “the street” as an awesome toy store for children of all ages. Mikara and Chris enjoy searching for creative and unusual games and toys to delight all ages. Many of the products carried at fascination street reflect the owner’s philosophies, with many products emphasizing education, creativity, quality, and overall fun. So if you are looking for high quality name brand educational toys, classic party games, or the hard to find item, drop in and see the gang at fascination street…”go play in the street!”