Fourth of July Committee approves vendor booth fee policy
The Harvard Fourth of July Committee unanimously imposed a fifty-dollar fee on vendors seeking booth space, requiring them to provide or manage a field event activity. Chair Christopher Chalifoux, joined by members Molly Sinkewicz and Rosie Ouellet, approved the policy at the June 3 meeting at Town
Fourth of July Committee · Meeting of June 3, 2026
HARVARD — The Harvard Fourth of July Committee unanimously imposed a fifty-dollar fee on vendors seeking booth space, requiring them to provide or manage a field event activity. Chair Christopher Chalifoux, joined by members Molly Sinkewicz and Rosie Ouellet, approved the policy at the June 3 meeting at Town Hall. Sponsorships have exceeded one thousand dollars to date, separate from a one thousand two hundred dollar Mass Cultural Council grant.
The committee will retrieve Fourth of July supplies mid-June, with signage installation planned for two weeks out, and parade registration is proceeding well.
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Source: the Fourth of July Committee meeting of June 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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