Photographer Ken McGagh was on scene for The Acton Bridge to capture these memorable moments.
June Franzen-Stevens, 3, of Acton, guides her veggie racer down the Scimone Speedway track during Ag Day in Acton Center on Saturday. Photo: Ken McGagh/The Acton Bridge
Canopied by blue skies and cooled by fresh breezes Concordians and their neighbors turned out to support local farms — and more — during Saturday’s 19th annual Ag Day.
Photographer Ken McGagh was on scene for The Acton Bridge to capture these memorable moments. Thanks to all who stopped by our table to learn more about your soon-to-turn-2 local news source!
Marshall Farm resident Jerry takes in the sights of Ag Day in Acton Center on September 7. Photo: Ken McGagh/The Acton Bridge.Philip Schaefer of Marshall Farm moves vases of flowers for sale at Ag Day in Acton Center. Photo: Ken McGagh/The Acton BridgeCustomers line up at the Hutchins Farm Ag Day booth. Photo: Ken McGagh/The Acton BridgeJaden DeWolfe, 4, of Westborough, prepares to launch his Ag Day veggie racer on the Scimone Farm trackn sponsored by Vanderhoof Hardware during Ag Day. His mother, Chantal DeWolfe, is a native Concordian. Photo: Ken McGagh/The Acton BridgeJune Franzen-Stevens, 3, of Acton, guides her veggie racer down the Scimone Speedway track during Ag Day in Acton Center on Saturday. Photo: Ken McGagh/The Acton BridgeMost veggie racers at Ag Day were made of some type of gourd, but Jules Kim, 6, went with an ear of corn. Photo: Ken McGagh/The Acton BridgeEmma Bailey, 3, of Acton, plays with her veggie racer on the Vanderhoof Hardware-sponsored track during Ag Day festivities. Photo: Ken McGagh/The Acton BridgeVeggie racers collide at the bottom of the Scimone Farm track as stunned spectators look on. Photo: Ken McGagh/The Acton BridgeTomatoes and more produce for sale from Scimone Farm. Photo: Ken McGagh/The Acton BridgeEntertainer Len Solomon of Acton plays his homemade pipe organ for an appreciative Acton Center audience. Photo: Ken McGagh/The Acton Bridge
