Arielle Feurer, Paige Feurer, 7, Chase Feurer and Parker Feurer, 7, celebrate winning a goldfish.
Photo: Jenna Waldman
Aubree the cow and Sasha.
Photo: Miranda Ferrante
The flag flies at half-staff in remembrance and honor of those lost on 9/11.
Photo: Jenna Waldman
Corey and Easton Bassi, 12 show off some tricks.
Photo: Jenna Waldman
Aiden Revis, 7, and Gavin Gretczko, 6.
Photo: Jenna Waldman
Raegan Durling, 2, rides in the tulip cup.
Photo: Jenna Waldman
Hadley Hudson, 6, and Kilian Bellew, 6, has fun in a giant swing.
Photo: Jenna Waldman
Cameron Naclerio, 3, and Danni Naclerio, 5, ride the Dragon Roller Coaster.
Photo: Jenna Waldman
Produce is on display Saturday night.
Photo: Miranda Ferrante
A wide array of farm animals gives fairgoers a friendly face-to-face experience.
Photo: Miranda Ferrante
A wide array of farm animals gives fairgoers a friendly face-to-face experience.
Photo: Miranda Ferrante
At the fair, residents compete to “show off” their homegrown or homemade goods, including vegetables, flowers, needlework, baked goods, photography, livestock, poultry and more.
Photo: Miranda Ferrante
Young fairgoers take in the sights and sounds of the weekend.
Photo: Miranda Ferrante
The fairgrounds come alive Saturday night.
Photo: Miranda Ferrante
A wide array of farm animals gives fairgoers a friendly face-to-face experience.
Photo: Miranda Ferrante
Olivia Frisina-Fulgum and Titan.
Photo: Carol Reif
Linden Kluga-Glickman and her Nigerian dwarf dairy goats.
Photo: Carol Reif
Jeff and Hudson Frick try out the cow-milking demonstration station.
Photo: Carol Reif
Lachlan Gray with Peony the chicken.
Photo: Carol Reif
Celeste Sherry demonstrates spinning while her hubby, Jack, portrays Benjamin Franklin.
Photo: Carol Reif
Heritage Preservation Commission and Yorktown 250 Chairman Lynn Briggs and Chairman of the Westchester County Board of Legislators Vedat Gashi
Photo: Carol Reif
Going for a spin on one of the many children's rides.
Photo: Carol Reif
The best of the garden's bounty was on display at the flower and produce show in the Jerry Mulcahy Building.
Photo: Carol Reif
The Whiskey's Edge Band provided the boot-stomping country rock for spirited line dancers. Pictured is guitarist and singer Bryan Dion.
Photo: Carol Reif
Boy Scouts from Troop 164 man one of the many food booths at the fair. They were (not necessarily left from right): Duncan Chacko, Garrett Stalings, Johnny Alberti, Wyatt Hicks, Kenton Burrh, Colden Baker, and Lucas Baumann.
Photo: Carol Reif
Madeline Mendelson with Star at the 4-H Club's dog training demonstration station.
Photo: Carol Reif
Boogeying down to some country rock.
Photo: Carol Reif
Randy Pratt of Wilkens Fruit & Fir Farm in Yorktown displays the Best of Show-Product ribbon he won for his Chambourcin grapes at the 2026 Yorktown Grange Fair Produce Contest. Pratt also received a $100 gift certificate from Mill River Supply in Bedford Hills.
Photo courtesy of John Bell
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