Visitors to the Night Market had 16 food trucks to choose from. Credit: ESSECA TIMMONS/Ledger-Transcript
Middle school students from MAXT Makerspace created a minigolf course. Credit: ESSECA TIMMONS/Ledger-Transcript
A visitor to the Night Market contributes to a public mural. Credit: ESSECA TIMMONS/Ledger-Transcript
Young hula-hoopers at the Night Market. Credit: JESSECA TIMMONS/Ledger-Transcript
Families and people of all ages took advantage of the 2026 Night Market. Credit: ESSECA TIMMONS/Ledger-Transcript
Downtown Peterborough was transformed by the Night Market.
An enthusiastic crowd at the concert at Depot Park. Credit: ESSECA TIMMONS/Ledger-Transcript
Crafts, music, food trucks and art drew crowds to the MAXT Makerspace Night Market. Credit: JESSECA TIMMONS/Ledger-Transcript
Peterborough Affordable Housing Committee asks participants what housing options the town should prioritize.
Caterpillar Lab brings caterpillars to Depot Square.
Shoppers at the Night Market. Credit: STEVE LIPOFKSY/Lipofskyphot
Artists volunteering for Blue Fern Gallery. Credit: STEVE LIPOFKSY/Lipofskyphoto.com
The Night Market drew crowds to downtown Peterborough. Credit: STEVE LIPOFKSY/Lipofskyphoto.com
Crowds enjoying entertainment by the Peterborough Players at the Night Market. Credit: STEVE LIPOFKSY/Lipofskyphoto.com
Actors from the Peterborough Players production of “Emma” at the Night Market. Credit: STEVE LIPOFKSY/Lipofskyphoto.com
The MAXT Makespace Night Market on August 7 was a huge success. Credit: STEVE LIPOFSKY.Lipofskyphoto.com
The cast of the Peterborough Players upcoming show, “Emma,” performed at the Night Market. Credit: STEVE LIPOFKSY/Lipofskyphoto.com