Frankie Ann does a keg stand in front of a Palmer Street residence on Saturday, March 29, 2014.

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Palmer Fest this year was arguably the most calm it has been in years. Dubbed "Calmer Fest" by The Post, constant rainy conditions and unseasonably chilly temperatures kept many students from coming out to the notorious street fest. Despite the dreary weather a few students still came out to party during the last street fest of the year before the 12 Fest music concert held on April 12. Three law enforcement agencies made 33 arrests during Palmer fest, down from 55 arrests made last year. The wet streets cleared out around 5:30 p.m.

Palmer Fest partygoers stay out of the rain and party on the porch of a Palmer Street residence as other partygoers pass by under the cover of umbrellas. Cold and rainy conditions kept numbers unusually low at the notorious street fest. 

Matt Wiencek shotguns a beer on the front steps of a Palmer Street residence.

Palmer Fest partygoers play beer pong and drink on the porch of 21 Palmer St. 

Two Palmer Fest partygoers stray away from the main party on the porch at a Palmer Street residence.

A police officer stands in front of a house party on Palmer Street. 

A Palmer Fest partygoer is held to the ground by multiple police officers as another officer stands over him. The individual was also tazed multiple times by law enforcement.

A "minion" piñata lies in a puddle on Palmer Street.