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Harvest hairdo
Sunday was a special occasion in the New Miford village center as the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce hosted the fourth annual Harvest Festival. Mother Nature didn't accommodate, delivering a chilly autumn afternoon including a half-hour shower that prompted a few umbrellas. Among the hundreds who enjoyed the event was Jayson Roberts of the Village Center for the Arts. Here, the long tressed Mr. Roberts is having his locks braided and a pink extension added in a streetside session by the talented hands of Joe's Salon staffer Jesse Cox. For more photographs, see next week's Greater New Milford Spectrum and check www.newmilfordspectrum.com.
Photo: Norm Cummings
Harvest hairdo
Sunday was a special occasion in the New Miford...
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Tony Harkin and Ashley Bilings perform a duet as part of FineLine Theatre Arts' presentation during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
Tony Harkin and Ashley Bilings perform a duet as part of FineLine...
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An attentive audience looks on as student dancers, singers and actors from FineLine Theatre Arts perform during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
An attentive audience looks on as student dancers, singers and...
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A standing room-only audience enjoyed a lively tap dance number among the performances offered by student dancers, singers and actors from FineLine Theatre Arts during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
A standing room-only audience enjoyed a lively tap dance number...
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Linda Calabrese of New Milford protects herself from a brief shower as she strolls Bank Street with her brother, Tony Calabrese, during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
Linda Calabrese of New Milford protects herself from a brief shower...
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Cool weather and a short rain shower couldn't dissuade many Greater New Milford-area residents from patronizing the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
Cool weather and a short rain shower couldn't dissuade many Greater...
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Sammy Schroers, 7, of New Haven clutches the recently purchased pumpkin entrusted to him by his family as he walks the New Milford vilage center during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
Sammy Schroers, 7, of New Haven clutches the recently purchased...
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Young Liam Curley, 3, of New Milford is fascinated by the variety of handmade items created by Rebekah Sutter and available for purchase at a sidewalk stand in front of The Sweet Spot, where Rebekah works, during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
Young Liam Curley, 3, of New Milford is fascinated by the variety...
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Mike Latini, left, and Jim Novak perform for a crowd in the Spin the Bottle Cafe at Daniel's Dining Car on Railroad Street during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center. Musical entertainment was offered at Daniel's Dining Car and at Sole Cafe because threatening weather caused event organizers to cancel outdoor performances on Bank Street.
Photo: Norm Cummings
Mike Latini, left, and Jim Novak perform for a crowd in the Spin...
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Hungry patrons of the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival are treated to delicious tomato basil bisque and tasty flatbread by restaurateur Art Michaelsen at 59 Bank, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
Hungry patrons of the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's...
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Carmela Castro, a longtime New Molford resident now living in Maine, and friend Frank Russo are treated during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival to delicious tomato basil bisque and tasty flatbread by restaurateur Art Michaelsen at 59 Bank, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
Carmela Castro, a longtime New Molford resident now living in...
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Olivia Fletcher, 2, of Litchfield is all bundled up for the chilly autumn weather but curious about all around her as she investigates the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival with her dad, Jon Fletcher, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
Olivia Fletcher, 2, of Litchfield is all bundled up for the chilly...
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The glassblowing skills of Scott Hallam of Sherman fascinate Sophia Kasak, left, and her sister, Chloe, of Newtown outside Spruce on Bank Street during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
The glassblowing skills of Scott Hallam of Sherman fascinate Sophia...
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In town to see and be seen during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center are, from left to right, Gabe Hook, Josh Worthington, Marina Leibowitz, Sam Goodell and Alyssa Johnson.
Photo: Norm Cummings
In town to see and be seen during the Greater New Milford Chamber...
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The Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival gives New Milford sisters Rachel, left, and Sarah Domoff the chance to spend some quality time together, Oct. 7, 2012 in the New Milford village center.
Photo: Norm Cummings
The Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival...
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Hannah Lasky, 11, of New Milford and her longtime canine friend, Caly, were among the many disappointed to learn the Barkery Boo'tique's popular dog parade had been postponed Oct. 7, but relieve to know it would be held at a date to be determined.
Photo: Norm Cummings
Hannah Lasky, 11, of New Milford and her longtime canine friend,...
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The long hair of an appreciative Sara Terry of New Milford is carefully braided by Joe's Salon stylist Jesse Cox during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival,
Photo: Norm Cummings
The long hair of an appreciative Sara Terry of New Milford is...
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Rachel Tuleja of New Milford offers her best sales pitch . during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival to Kelly Pradham of Sherman as she markets Adivasi body products available at the newly expanded Natural Marketplace in downtown New Milford. Oct. 7, 2012
Photo: Norm Cummings
Rachel Tuleja of New Milford offers her best sales pitch . during...
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Avery Trach, 7, and big sister Cadence, 10, of New Milford are shy about wolfing down delicious cotton candy courtesy of Daniel's Dining Car during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival,
Photo: Norm Cummings
Avery Trach, 7, and big sister Cadence, 10, of New Milford are shy...
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A display of miniature trains presented by New Milford resident AdamWeaverat the railroad station proves an attraction during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival for Ryan Thibodeau, 11, and his dad, Michael Thibodeau, as welll as many others. Oct. 7, 2012
Photo: Norm Cummings
A display of miniature trains presented by New Milford resident...
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As she has done for countless area children over the past decade or so, New Milford artist Kate Linke creates magic by transforming the face of Liam Mackerry, 6, this time into the image of spider, during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival,
Photo: Norm Cummings
As she has done for countless area children over the past decade or...
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Liam Mackerry, 6, of New Milford proudly displays his new look, courtesy of artist Kate Linke, during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival,
Photo: Norm Cummings
Liam Mackerry, 6, of New Milford proudly displays his new look,...
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New Milford residents Kathy Henkel, left, and Nancy Roche dig into tasty turkey legs served up by Lucia as they relax at the railroad station during the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival,
Photo: Norm Cummings
New Milford residents Kathy Henkel, left, and Nancy Roche dig into...
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As threatening skies promised rain that afternon, patrons of the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce's Harvest Festival were guided by this sign from the east end of Bank Street to visit the railroad station an dother locales in town, Oct. 7, 2012
Photo: Norm Cummings
As threatening skies promised rain that afternon, patrons of the...
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