Commission raises Old Home Day parade allowance to $1,250 for children's materials
July 09, 2026 | East Hampton, Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut
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The East Hampton Arts & Culture Commission voted to increase its Old Home Day parade allowance from $800 to $1,250 to purchase additional boxes of sidewalk chalk for children's activities. The minutes record that paint brushes previously ordered will be returned due to concerns about small children; Keirsten Estabrooks made the motion and Mindy Maynard seconded. The motion passed with all in favor.
The commission also noted logistical plans: the commission is registered as marchers and will be notified in advance about lineup location (Joni Maxwell to communicate details). Lex Bridgemohan designed and ordered T‑shirts that will be distributed at the library before the parade; Lex and Joni will coordinate a banner, with printing support possible from Wallingford Public Library.
The commission also noted logistical plans: the commission is registered as marchers and will be notified in advance about lineup location (Joni Maxwell to communicate details). Lex Bridgemohan designed and ordered T‑shirts that will be distributed at the library before the parade; Lex and Joni will coordinate a banner, with printing support possible from Wallingford Public Library.
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