The Acushnet Grange held its annual fair on Sunday, 10/1, postponing from Saturday due to the rain. The event included booths with unique hand-crafted items, informational booths, educational programming, including a presentation on bees and pollinators; and children’s story time and crafts. The Grange is located at 1121 Main St, Acushnet. To learn more, call Caroline at 508-763-2795.
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- The poster explaining what the Grange is all about greets visitors while a woman staffs the table for the Mass. Department of Children and Families recruiting for foster parents at the Acushnet Grange Fair on 10/1/23. Photo by Jared Melanson for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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- Bright skies greet attendees of the Acushnet Grange Fair on Sunday, 10/1/23, which was postponed from the day before due to rainy weather. Photo by Jared Melanson for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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- A table for UMass Extension Nutrition Education Program provides information on local foods and resources at the Acushnet Grange Fair on 10/1/23. Photo by Jared Melanson for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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- A tractor appropriately sits on display at the at the Acushnet Grange Fair on Sunday, 10/1/23. Photo by Jared Melanson for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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- Unique items for sale at the Acushnet Grange Fair on Sunday, 10/1/23, include wooden hand carved pumpkins just in time for the Halloween season. Photo by Jared Melanson for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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- Homemade natural jams are part of the mix at the Acushnet Grange Fair on Sunday, 10/1/23. Photo by Jared Melanson for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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- Unique items for sale at the Acushnet Grange Fair on Sunday, 10/1/23, include decoupage shells. Photo by Jared Melanson for the Fairhaven Neighborhood News.
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