Scouting America Shines at Lewisboro Library Fair

This past weekend, the Lewisboro Library Fair at Onatru Farm was made even more special thanks to the contributions of local Scouting America troops. Scouts from three different troops showcased their skills and provided entertainment for fairgoers of all ages.

Troop 154 Lewisboro/Goldens Bridge demonstrated their mastery of traditional scouting techniques by lashing together a impressive 30-foot flagpole. The troop also ran an educational ice rescue station, where they taught both children and adults the crucial skill of throwing a rescue line.

The Kids Zone was a hub of activity, thanks to Troop 301 Katonah/Lewisboro. These scouts managed the popular face painting station and supervised the bouncy castles, ensuring a fun and safe environment for the youngest fair attendees.

Not to be outdone, Troop 101 Vista constructed a thrilling 30-foot monkey bridge. This feat of engineering provided an exciting challenge for kids brave enough to climb across.

Following the day's events, Cub Scout Pack 154 camped out on the fair grounds enjoying a fun filled evening under the stars.

The involvement of these Scout troops not only added to the fair's attractions but also showcased the valuable skills and community spirit fostered by Scouting America. Their contributions helped make the Lewisboro Library Fair a memorable event for all who attended.

Want to learn more about scouting, leadership and high adventure? Consider joining a local Scout troop. Explore the great outdoors, learn valuable skills, and embark on exciting adventures with fellow scouts in your area. Check out the troops nearest you today!