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Danville recreation planners map Old Home Day, debate dunk tank and alcohol at select events

Danville Town Recreation · June 17, 2026
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Summary

Danville Recreation Committee began detailed planning for Old Home Day/America’s 250th, seeking sponsors and programming (car show with motorcycles, teen events, a dunk tank and a possible beer offering at select events); committee set follow-up meetings and assigned tasks for vendors and volunteers.

The Danville Town Recreation Committee on June 17 began detailed planning for Old Home Day, aligned with the town’s America’s 250th observance, and asked members to recruit sponsors and raffle prizes.

Committee member Joe outlined several ideas the group is pursuing, including a dunk tank, a poker run and an expanded car show (Wright Choice will add motorcycles). Joe said the committee is exploring whether alcohol could be offered at a single event such as the chili cookoff or at an adult social, noting the need to review the course and permitting requirements before proceeding. Vanessa agreed to research a rock-climbing wall and a magician; Sonia will ask the Lions Club whether they want to run Bingo again. Brenda volunteered to host a craft activity in the community center and Joe will reach out to the Long Pond association about a themed movie night.

The committee also discussed scheduling an event for teens on the Friday before Old Home Day and a separate adult social. Vanessa will contact Patrick about staging a historical reenactment on Saturday, Aug. 22, before the fireworks. Committee members agreed to meet July 28 at 7 p.m. for a focused Old Home Day planning session.

Why it matters: Old Home Day is a major annual community event that depends on sponsorship and volunteer coordination; the committee identified multiple programming and logistics questions that will determine whether activities such as alcohol sales or a dunk tank can proceed.

What’s next: The group plans a special planning meeting on July 28 and will continue to firm up vendors and sponsorships before finalizing the weekend schedule.