Don't Miss: 34th Annual Ossining Village Fair

This is one of the Hudson Valley’s best community fairs, with an average of 15,000 happy fair-goers attending the one day event.

The Greater Ossining Chamber of Commerce plans this annual Fair for the 2nd Saturday of each June.

“It’s a day when the Chamber & the Community at-large show their spirit and dedication,” said Gayle Marchica, President of the Greater Ossining Chamber of Commerce.

There’s lots of entertainment with four stages filled with music and demonstrations.

• The Ossining School District Stage has been moved to top of Main Street. Bradley Morrison, Director of Cultural Arts, has a showcase of local Ossining kids performing throughout the day.
• The Risko Stage located at the Mahopac National Bank Building; is being emceed by Mike and Miriam Risko and featuring students and friends of the Mike Risko Music School.
• The Community Stage in Market Square is featuring performances and demos by local companies.
• At the Main Street Stage, organizers have put together a wide variety of entertainment. For a complete list of entertainment click here.

There’s always a large number of vendors from face painting to jewelry crafters plus inflatable rides for the kids. Click here to see list of vendors.

With 17 food vendors there are all kinds of food to temp any palette from BBQ, hot dogs, burgers, pretzels, slushes, funnel cakes, Spanish food, corn dogs, fish sandwiches and a whole lot more!

And with all the organizations in town setting up tables, you’ll see lots of people you know and meet new friends.

Don’t miss the Ossining Fire Department’s booth at the end of Main Street and the PBA’s dunk tank in Market Square.

Check out the traffic and parking tips from the Ossining Police Department, imparted with characteristic sang-froid on Facebook:

- There is no parking on Main Street from South Highland Avenue to State Street and on Spring Street from St. Paul’s Place to Main Street all day tomorrow. (Pro tip: Sometimes parking a little further away will help you avoid traffic when you leave)

- Main Street and Spring Street will be closed... because it would be weird if cars were driving through a street fair.

- You may notice minor delays on South Highland Avenue while people rubberneck and wonder why they aren’t having as much fun as us. Our best advice is to find the nearest parking spot, get out of your car, and join the excitement.

- There will be games and music and food and all sorts of entertainment.

- The high temperature will be 84 degrees. Stay hydrated and don’t forget sunblock!

- Most important, look for us in Market Square at the “Dunk-a-Cop” booth. We’ve got all your favorite officers lined up and ready!