First Church in Pembroke’s annual Olde Home Days Fair will open on Thursday June 1st at 6 pm and run through Saturday June 3rd at 10pm. The fair will be open 6-10pm Thursday and Friday and Saturday noon to 10 pm. Cushing Amusements will be providing the carnival rides and games this year and will be bringing a variety of rides for all ages. Join us as we welcome Cushing Amusements to the Olde Home Days Fair.

Delicious food will be available from the Snack Bar, You may enjoy burgers, hot dogs, homemade chili, pulled pork sandwiches and new this year mac n’ cheese. The first great taste of summer can be sampled at the Traditional Lobster Supper, starting at 6:30 pm Friday evening, available for eat-in or take out. Cost is $18.00 and meal includes a whole lobster, fresh coleslaw, baked potato, rolls, dessert and beverage. Saturday morning, will be a Pancake Breakfast from 8-10am, which includes pancakes, sausage, juice and coffee. Cost $3.00 Short Stack or $5.00 Super Stack. The Strawberry Shortcake Festival on Saturday from 1-3pm tops off the weekend. The cost is $3.50 and includes homemade shortcake, fresh strawberries, with plenty of whipped cream.

For more information about the Olde Home Days Fair, or to purchase tickets for the Lobster Supper, call the First Church office at 781 293 2584

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