Antrim Home and Harvest 2025 saw perfect weather and a great turnout on Saturday, Sept. 13.

Veterans from American Legion Myers-Prescott-Olson Post 50 led the parade down Main Street. The Avenue A Lawn Chair Drill Team, the Monadnock Roller Derby, the Antrim Fire Department, the Hillsborough Fire Department, the Antrim and Hillsborough Police departments, the Antrim Planning Board and local businesses all took part.

Events during the day included a police demonstration with K-9 Dexter, the newest member of Antrim’s Police Department, and his trainer, Officer Girard.

Lydia Pastrana introduces her children to the 4-H goats. Credit: JESSECA TIMMONS / Ledger-Transcript
Sophie Beausoleil, left, of the Antrim Police Department and Tyler Davy of the Hillsborough Police Department at Antrim Home and Harvest 2025. Credit: JESSECA TIMMONS / Ledger-Transcript
Tim Morehouse, Sonnie Fish, Mary Payne and Jacque Cottle with Friends of the Tuttle Library. Credit: JESSECA TIMMONS / Ledger-Transcript
Matt Mair, left, and Annie Gilbert of Antrim Fire and Rescue. Credit: JESSECA TIMMONS / Ledger-Transcript
From left: Caleb Craig, Cassidy Ingalls, Lavinia Martins and Simone Beausoleil at the 4-H exhibit. Credit: JESSECA TIMMONS / Ledger-Transcript
Children race for candy thrown from the Battaglia float. Credit: JESSECA TIMMONS / Ledger-Transcript
Crowds on the lawn of the Antrim First Presbyterian Church. Credit: JESSECA TIMMONS / Ledger-Transcript
Jaqueline Roland (middle) and the Lawn Chair Drill Team from Avenue A Teen Center impress the audience with their synchronized lawn chair moves to the music of Star Wars. Credit: COURTESY MARYANNE CULLINAN
Ava Marony and Della Sutherland as “Lady Liberty” and Lana Madigan, as Uncle Sam celebrating the work of the Antrim Historical Society. Madigan, the 8th grade Antrim Town Award winner last spring, marched as part of her duties as the award winner. Credit: COURTESY MARYANNE CULLINAN