Celebrate Creativity at COMO's 64th Annual Village Fair

Are you an artist or maker who wants to share and sell your craft to the public? Do you have a passion for baking, and enjoy a little friendly competition? If you answered yes to either of these questions, make sure you come to our Village Fair August 6th!

Artisan Row is a key portion of the Fair tradition. At Artisan Row, artists from the community and region display and sell their wares to hundreds of people walking through the Fair. This is a fantastic opportunity to publicize your work and abilities! Spaces are filling up quickly, so visit www.thecomo.org to sign up or call our office at 860.535.2476 to reserve your spot today.

If baking is your creative strength, be sure to enter your favorite recipe to our Pie Bake-Off! You will be judged by local taste experts, Adam Young, of Sift Bake Shop, and Water Street Café in Stonington. Kids are also eligible for this year’s contest, and are serving up some stiff competition.

Each contestant must provide two pies, one for judging and one for the pie auction. No pies that require refrigeration can be submitted (dairy, meat or cream pies). Each contestant’s entry fee is $10. Pies can be dropped off at 11am on Fair day, Saturday August 6th, at Wadawanuck Square. If you can’t make it the day of the Fair, you can drop off your pies on Friday, August 5th, at the Stonington COMO, 9am – 5pm. For more information, and to fill out our entry form, visit our website, www.thecomo.org.

Whether you create, bake, or enjoy and eat, the Village Fair promises a fun time for all! The Annual Village Fair is a cherished tradition, attended by residents of Stonington and beyond. Located in the Stonington Borough, the Stonington Community Center has become an irreplaceable part of the Stonington community since 1945, serving countless children and families of the surrounding areas, regardless of financial need. For more information, visit www.thecomo.org .

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