Stonington Village Fair in Stonington
Stonington Village Fair, also known as the COMO Village Fair, fills Wadawanuck Square in Stonington, Connecticut every August as a fundraiser for the Stonington Community Center. First held in 1952 to commemorate the 1814 Battle of Stonington, the 2026 edition marks its 74th year, with children's games, local music, food trucks, pottery, sweet bread, floral arrangements and a used book sale, free admission, rain or shine.
Wadawanuck Square in the historic borough of Stonington, Connecticut fills each August with a community fair that traces back to August 14, 1952, when the first Village Fair was organized specifically to commemorate the Battle of Stonington, an 1814 War of 1812 engagement in which the small coastal town repelled a British naval attack.