ENFIELD, CT — The Rotary Club of Enfield will officially dedicate 152 commemorative military tribute banners Tuesday evening during a public ceremony at the Higgins Park bandshell on the new veteran banner display program previously announced earlier this year.
The event is scheduled for May 19 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at 820 Enfield St. Organizers said veterans, family members, friends and community supporters are expected to attend, with turnout estimated at more than 300 people.
According to organizers, this is the first time Enfield has displayed military tribute banners throughout the community. The project was created through a partnership between the Rotary Club of Enfield and the Town of Enfield.
The banners honor local veterans, active-duty military members, reservists and National Guard members. They are displayed on lampposts around the Enfield Town Green area and nearby streets.
Each banner includes a photo of the honoree along with military service information and the name of the sponsoring family or business.
Organizers said all 152 banner spots for the 2026 and 2027 display periods have been filled. The banners are expected to remain up from Memorial Day through Veterans Day.
Tuesday’s ceremony is expected to include a short program, a military salute, participation from the Enfield High School marching band, local veterans organizations and coverage by ETV.
More information about the program is available through the Military Tribute Banners website and the Rotary Club of Enfield website.
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