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Fire Inspector Capt. Ryan Nicholson hands a young boy a fire hat during the 2017 Faire on the Square.
Hundreds came out to Saltonstall Park to check out the 2017 Faire on the Square on Saturday.
Visitors enjoyed music and performances on two stages, games, food, and activities for children.
The Faire also featured local businesses and organizations, and residents could meet the candidates in the upcoming local election.
See some of the action from the 18th annual Faire on the Square.
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Members of Watertown High School’s KwarQs robotics team show visitors what their robot from last spring.
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A couple boys check out what one of the many vendors had to offer at the 2017 Faire on the Square.
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Local celebrities took turns in the seat of the dunk tank at the Faire on the Square.
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Community Wellness Program Manager Stephanie Venizelos and Watertown Public Health Nurse Wil vanDinter spread the word about the resources and offerings of the Watertown Health Department.
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One of the bands that entertained Faire visitors on Saturday.
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The candidates running in the 2017 Watertown Election met voters during the Faire.
The Watertown Town Republic Committee greeted visitors at the Faire.
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Watertown’s Democrats conducted a poll about Dems running for Governor next year and had a cut out of Elizabeth Warren with which people can pose for photos.