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Carversville Day returns with music, food, pet parade, kid’s games, contests, live auction and more…

Carversville Day returns with music, food, pet parade, kid’s games, contests, live auction and more…

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Carversville Day returns to the village square on Saturday, May 30, 2026, bringing a full lineup of music, food, contests, and family activities. Hosted by the Historic Carversville Society (HCS), the celebration will be held rain or shine, with free admission and parking available at the Carversville Church on Aquetong Road.

The event features several long‑standing community traditions. Bakers are invited to enter the Cookie Contest by submitting four dozen cookies of the same kind, with attendees voting for the People’s Choice winner. HCS members may participate in the annual Photo Contest, with entries due May 4. The popular pet parade returns as well, offering prizes for Best Costume and Best Trick.

Live music from The Traveling Soleburys will play throughout the afternoon, and the annual live auction will once again raise funds for HCS programs. Country Line Dancing, reintroduced last year to enthusiastic response, will also be part of the day’s festivities.

Food from the HCS Grill, children’s games, and a variety of local artisan vendors will be available across the village square. Visitors can also stop by the Historic Society Booth to learn about Carversville’s history and purchase village merchandise, with proceeds supporting preservation efforts, scholarships, and community events.

“Carversville Day is a wonderful day where our community comes together to celebrate our beautiful village, local residents, and fellow Solebury neighbors,” said committee member Laura Viehweger. HCS President Lori White added that the event reflects the dedication of volunteers who help bring it to life each year.

The village of Carversville traces its origins back to 1726, when early settlers built mills along the Paunacussing Creek. The village received its name in 1833 with the establishment of the post office, honoring the Carver family, early mill operators and residents. Today, Carversville Day continues that tradition of community gathering and local pride.

Event Schedule: Photo Contest judging – 10:00 am / Pet parade – 11:00 am / Live music by The Traveling Soleburys – begins at 11:30 am / Live auction – 12:00 pm / Country Line Dancing – 1:30 pm / Watermelon Eating Contest – 2:00 pm / Cookie Contest and raffle winners announced – following the Watermelon Eating Contest

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