Adelina Stamm, Ione Bishop, and Ivy Brown check out the scarves at Mayil Handmade Scarves.
Jackie Duckett, also known as “the master cotton candy wizard,” prepares more cotton candy. (Photo by Sam Jackson).
Tracy Adams (left) and Sally Carrona get a jump on their holiday shopping..
Lizzie Morton has some fun on the inflatables.
Four-year-old Cameron Polczwartek tries out his new sword.
A runaway goat gets returned to its owner by a bystander.
Kaia Bishop (left) and Hannah Taylor look at jewelry..
Local band Town Meeting croons for the crowd.
Zoya Deshpande holds a bunny rabbit in the petting zo0. (Photo by Sam Jackson)
Alex Wyman holds a bag he designed. The bags are produced by the Social Catalyst Charitable Foundation, a foundation started by Christine Wyman (background). The group’s mission is to increase employment opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities, autism, and mental health issues by creating products out of recycled videotape.
Eliza and Sue Toll chat after dropping off their apple crisp for the Bromfield cross country team to sell.
Abby Kilcommins and Moira Morgan refresh the soda bin at the Lions’ food booth. Morgan started working at the fair with her father when she was 10 years old.
Alex Gum cooks a fresh batch of sweet potato fries. Gum traveled out with others from Boston College to help out at the festical.
Two-and-a-half-year-old Ava Mcewen takes her first pony ride. (Photo by Sam Jackson).
