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A warm Pennington Day draws big borough crowds

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From left, Pennington residents Katie O’Toole, Birdie Klein, Amber O’Toole and Daisy Klein hold cotton candy during Pennington Day in Pennington, New Jersey, on May 16, 2026. The cotton candy was sold by the Pennington Presbyterian Church youth group as a fundraiser during the annual Pennington Day community celebration. – Photo by Suzette Lucas
From left, Julia Rooney of Ewing, Alice Klabacha of Pennington, Olivia Rooney of Pennington, and Elodie Traniello of Pennington sit outside The Canvas Moon during Pennington Day in Pennington, New Jersey, on May 16, 2026. The art, craft, and sensory studio offers classes, open play experiences, and private parties for children, teens, and adults. – Photo by Suzette Lucas
Rafael Ponce de Leon stands behind the counter at La Unica Eatery in downtown Pennington, New Jersey, on May 16, 2026. The Mexican restaurant served customers after the Pennington Day community event, which features local vendors and activities throughout downtown. – Photo by Suzette Lucas
Derek Koeppel from Hopewell attends Pennington Day in Pennington, New Jersey, on May 16, 2026. The annual community event features local vendors and activities throughout downtown. – Photo by Suzette Lucas
Visitors walk past Terra Momo Bread Company during Pennington Day in Pennington, New Jersey, on May 16, 2026. The annual community event features local vendors and activities throughout downtown. – Photo by Suzette Lucas
Visitors view quilts during the Hopewell Valley Quilters Annual Pennington Day Show 2026 at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church during Pennington Day in Pennington, New Jersey, on May 16, 2026. The annual quilt show features traditional quilts and contemporary fiber art. – Photo by Suzette Lucas
Tony Dicocco, a volunteer with the Pennington Fire Company for 49 years, prepares peppers and onions at the company’s food stand during Pennington Day in Pennington, New Jersey, on May 16, 2026. The annual Pennington Day community event features local vendors and activities throughout downtown. – Photo by Suzette Lucas

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