Newton celebrated the season with its annual Harvest Fair on the Newton Centre Green on Sunday, with sunny skies and warmth adding a little summer to the autumn festivities.
Thousands of people—Newtonians and out-of-town visitors—turned out to enjoy food, play games and mingle with friends. There were so many participating vendors that the entire Newton Centre village green and parking lot was a labyrinth of food, fun and smiles.
This annual fall festival has been a tradition in Newton for almost 50 years.
Check out these photos from Sunday’s party.
City Councilor Julia Malakie and Ellie Goldberg of Mothers Out Front speak with visitors at Newton’s Harvest Fair on Oct. 20. Photo by Bryan McGonigleShayla Bellucci and Shara Ertel greet visitors at the Fulfilled Goods booth at Newton’s Harvest Fair on Sunday. Oct. 20. Photo by Bryan McGonigleNathan Persampieri, Susan Paley and Martin Paley attend the Newton Harvest Fair on Oct. 20, 2024. Photo by Bryan McGonigleNewton’s two-day Harvest Fair included a carnival for the kids. Photo by Bryan McGonigleEric Highers, environmental engineer, left, and Kevin Barros, design engineer, talk with guests at the Newton DPW table at the Harvest Fair on Oct. 20. Photo by Bryan McGonigleCity Councilor Tarik Lucas and former City Councilor Amy Sangiolo hang out at the Newton Harvest Fair on Oct. 20. Photo by Bryan McGonigleA band plays covers by Journey on the corner of the Newton Centre Green during the Newton Harvest Fair on Oct. 20. Photo by Bryan McGonigle
