Yardley Borough was the place to be in Lower Bucks County on Saturday, September 18, as Harvest Day returned after a year off because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Thousands of people descended on the borough throughout the day to enjoy what is considered its biggest annual event. They strolled through various sections of the town, enjoying vendors selling arts and crafts and other wares, rides, games, food and beverage trucks, musical entertainment and other highlights.
“I’m glad to see it back,” said longtime Yardley-Makefield Fire Company member Bob Hairhoger as he showed off a fire truck at the company’s station on Main Street.
“It makes for such a festive day in town.”
Matt Raczak and Cassie Baner made the short trip from neighboring Lower Makefield Township for their first Harvest Day, and they weren’t disappointed.
“Cassie saw it advertised on Facebook last night and we figured ‘why not?’ and it’s been awesome,” Raczak said.
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