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    The Antrim Lions Club rolls down Main Street in a John Deere. 
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    Members of the Antrim Lions Club in the 2024 Antrim Home and Harvest Parade. 
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    The Avenue A Lawn Chair Drill Team demonstrates its routine in Saturday’s parade. 
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    Pumpkins are on parade courtesy of Bellows-Nichols Insurance. 
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    Desecendants of Philip Raleigh, the first European settler in Antrim, came to Antrim to tour family historic sites and serve as grand marshals in the parade. 
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    Members of the Jones family  and friends ride their dump truck down Main Street.
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    Antrim Police Chief John Blake keeps an eye on things. 
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    Members of the Raleigh family, who are descended from Antrim’s first European settler, were the grand marshals in this year’s Home and Harvest Festival. 
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    Young friends of the Forest Protection Agency take part in Saturday’s parade. 
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    Members of Antrim’s roller derby team demonstrate their technique in the parade. 
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    Antrim’s color guard veterans led Saturday’s parade.
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    A young guest checks out the games near Great Brook Middle School.
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    Guests sample the Antrim Grange and Antrim Historical Society apple crisp buffet. 
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    Young people take part in the face-painting booth.
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    A portable climbing wall was an addition to this year’s Antrim Home and Harvest festivities. 
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    Vendors line the sidewalk in downtown Antrim.
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    Crowds line the sidewalk in front of the Maplehurst Inn before the parade on Saturday. 
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    Brody Edmunds, right, and dad Rick Edmunds compete in Saturday’s cornhole tournament. 
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    The Monadnock Roller Derby float rolling down Main Street at Saturday’s parade. 
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    Vendors on the lawn of the Antrim Police Station.
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    Craft fair and vendors next to the First Presbyterian Church of Antrim on Saturday.
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    New Hampshire state Rep. Col. James Creighton of Antrim. 
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    Crowds line the street in anticipation of Saturday’s Home and Harvest parade. 
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    The Antrim Lions Club float, complete with lions, rolling through the parade.
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    Young people ready  to take the field at “Nerf and Turf” on Friday night. 
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    The “Nerf and Turf”  event kicked off Antrim Home and Harvest 2024 on Friday evening at Shea Field. 
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    Antrim Select Board member and Lions Club volunteer Bob Edwards on the Lions Club float. 
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    The Antrim Democrats booth at Home and Harvest.
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     New Hampshire House candidate Michael Schamel and his family guide budding chess champions at Friday Game Night.

Antrim’s 21st annual Home and Harvest Festival kicked off Friday, Sept. 20, and continued through Saturday, Sept. 21. The parade, featuring descendants of Antrim’s first European settler, Philip Raleigh, and the Hillsborough Marching Band, proceeded down Main Street Saturday.