DEMONSTATORS & VENDORS

In the context of this Old Home Day's theme, "America the Beautiful", visitors will have the opportunity to take a peek into some traditional crafts and trades. Our talented craftsmen and craftswomen are looking forward to demonstrating and dialoging with you.
We welcome...
Luke Robinson as blacksmith,
Randy Wood as chair caner,
Julie Nadeau as needlework artisan, and
Sue Longchamps and Roberta Smith as rug hookers (of the Burke Hollow Rug Room). Sue and Roberta are offering YOU the opportunity to give hooking a try!

A great variety of vendors will be joining us this year! Some are local community groups & organizations, community members, and folks from nearby locations. The day's theme will be seen in their expressions of their products and informational conversation - stop by and check each out...
Lunenburg Gilman-Lunenburg Senior Center: strawberry shortcake
Larry Vars: estate treasures
Gilman Rescue: learn who they are and what they do to serve those in need
Macie's Maple: maple syrup
Top of the Common Committee: Lunenburg tee shirts, note/postcards
Lisa Colby: handmade cards, notebooks, bookmarks, and more
Rev. Geo. Fox Memorial Chapel: learn about the chapel and museum
Debra Dockum: household items
Neal Pond Campers Association: camp-theme items and apparel
Graham Davidson: lemonade stand
Town of Lunenburg Historical Society: historical photos, "historical challenge", raffle
Cloey Hodgdon: extensive variety of baked items
Lunenburg Polar Bears: hotdogs, burgers, fries, sausages, water
Steve Fitchett: collectables and antiques
Lunenburg Black Bears ATV Club: cookies, raffle, club information
Megan Isham: "Sour Brothers" crafted sodas, energy infusions, sweet tea, handmuddled lemonade