Here are some images from Pine Plains Community Day on Sept. 9, during the town’s bicentennial.
Kids prepared for the three-legged race in the Fun Zone.
Many started their Community Day with a free pancake breakfast at the firehouse.
At The Stissing Center, many families crafted notes and artwork for the bicentennial’s time capsule.
Dutchess County historian Will Tatum spoke in front of the Graham-Brush House during the dedication of the time capsule.
The band Bob & the Boys performed on the porch of The Stissing Center’s office building.
Laura Dennis and her string band performed outside the Graham-Brush House.
Nicole Clanahan (far right), co-owner of the Rural Center Refillery, was one of the many local businesspeople who handed out free goods.
It’s likely that Connie Nuccio, at 100, was the oldest attendee at Community Day.
After being drenched by the dunk tank, Town Board member Matt Zick sought the comfort of his family.