Fall Festival 2024 announcements

Everyone is invited to a fun-filled celebration in the historic towns of Salisbury and Lakeville, CT over the Columbus Day weekend! There will be lots of activities and events for people of all ages to enjoy. So make plans to attend — October 11-13.

Wander Main Street for attic treasures and previously-loved books in the villages’ churches and library. Admire the beautiful quilt show. Visit a special exhibit about the local pocketknife factory at the Salisbury Association. Purchase homemade baked goods, jams, and local honey. Visit the many booths along the street and stop in the local shops for special sales.

Look for local artisans selling hand-made jewelry, pottery, textiles, glassware, and crafts. Enjoy hot dogs, Greek pastries, baked potatoes with toppings, chili, and mac ‘n cheese. Or stop by the food trucks for delicious crepes or lobster rolls. Do you have something which needs fixing? Bring it to the talented DIYers at the Repair Cafe. On Friday evening, don’t miss the “Sip and Stroll” event with cocktails and appetizers in the local stores.

Bring the kids on Saturday! They’ll enjoy games, face painting, pumpkin decorating, and crafts. Watch a magic show. Go on a hayride. Don’t miss the dancers from Blue Dance Studio and Graham 2. Listen to live music by the Joint Chiefs and Salisbury Band. Enjoy delicious apples, popcorn, donuts, and cider. Be sure to vote for your favorite scarecrows along Main Street of Salisbury and Lakeville. Then enjoy a delicious roast beef dinner to eat in or take out from the Lakeville Hose.

On Sunday, enjoy the Pet Parade at the Community Field in Lakeville. Then visit the booths of local artisans and organizations. End the weekend at the Brew-Ski Fest up at the ski jumps with gorgeous views of the Litchfield Hills and Berkshire Mountains.

In case of rain on Saturday, some outdoor events will move inside and others will be postponed until Sunday. For the latest updates, check our website, Facebook and Instagram.

Restrooms are available to the public at the White Hart Inn, Academy Building, Scoville Memorial Library, Congregational Church, and St. John’s Church.

See you Columbus Day Weekend!