<p>Little Miss Tomato runner-up Vivienne Dante, 5, entertains the crowd during her time on stage.</p>
                                 <p>Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch</p>

Little Miss Tomato runner-up Vivienne Dante, 5, entertains the crowd during her time on stage.

Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch


<p>Stewie, the official mascot of the Pittston Tomato Festival, waves hello to a family in the crowd.</p>
                                 <p>Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch</p>

Stewie, the official mascot of the Pittston Tomato Festival, waves hello to a family in the crowd.

Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch


<p>Attendees of the Little Miss and Mr. Tomato pageant watch from the audience under cover of their umbrellas.</p>
                                 <p>Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch</p>

Attendees of the Little Miss and Mr. Tomato pageant watch from the audience under cover of their umbrellas.

Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch


<p>Little Mr. Tomato 2026 Colton Malloy, 3, holds up a small tomato on stage.</p>
                                 <p>Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch</p>

Little Mr. Tomato 2026 Colton Malloy, 3, holds up a small tomato on stage.

Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch


<p>Previous Little Miss and Mr. Tomato winners McKenzie Malloy (left) and Beckham Yates (right) sit on stage before this year’s pagaent begins.</p>
                                 <p>Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch</p>

Previous Little Miss and Mr. Tomato winners McKenzie Malloy (left) and Beckham Yates (right) sit on stage before this year’s pagaent begins.

Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch


<p>Rachel Stach, 4, is crowned Little Miss Tomato 2026.</p>
                                 <p>Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch</p>

Rachel Stach, 4, is crowned Little Miss Tomato 2026.

Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch


<p>Colton Malloy, 3, is crowed Little Mr. Tomato 2026.</p>
                                 <p>Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch</p>

Colton Malloy, 3, is crowed Little Mr. Tomato 2026.

Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch


<p>Main Street Manager Cara Wengen welcomes everyone to the pageant.</p>
                                 <p>Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch</p>

Main Street Manager Cara Wengen welcomes everyone to the pageant.

Margaret Roarty | Sunday Dispatch



PITTSTON — The final day of the 2026 Pittston Tomato Festival kicked off with the crowning of Little Miss Mr. Tomato at the bandshell in the lower lot last Sunday.

Following a brief drizzle that quickly turned to sunshine, Rachel Stach, 4, was chosen as this year’s Little Miss, while Colton Malloy, 3, was honored with the title of Little Mr.

The first runner-up for Little Miss was Vivienne Dante, 5, and the first runner-up for Little Mr. was Donald Galli, 3.

Each winner and runner-up were presented with a sash and a trophy.

Little Miss 2025, McKenzie Malloy, and Little Mr. 2025, Beckham Yates, helped to pass on their titles and award this year’s winners.

The pageant was emceed by Main Street Manager Cara Wengen and judged by Tomato Festival Committee Member Patty Sentigar, Devon’s Diamonds owner Michael Caruso and Pittston Area Assistant Football Coach Greg Holl.