Six-year-old Natalie Warke, left, and her sister, Victoria, 9, wait patiently for the annual Pittston Tomato Festival Parade to begin on Saturday.
Anthony Marranca, of the Greater Pittston Santa Squad, accompanied Amy Deice, daughter of the late James Deice, on the banner at the start of the Pittston Tomato Festival Parade on Saturday.
Proud aunt Nicole Lazevnick holds infant Trevor Wesoloski for his first Tomato Festival parade.
Jane Sabatelle waves to the parade goers while her son, Jason, is busy driving the vehicle at the beginning of the Pittston Tomato Festival. Sabatelle’s Market was chosen as the 2026 Grand Marshal.
Jenkins Twp. Supervisors pass out candy while Stanly Rovinski, top right, and Bob Linskey, top left, toss items from the trailer during the Tomato Fest Parade.
Broadway on the Boulevard, once again, participated in the annual Pittston Tomato Festival Parade.
The Times Leader Media Group front office walked in the annual Tomato Fest Parade on Saturday. From left: Kerry Miscavage, publisher; Jake Higgins, executive editor; and Diane McGee, advertising director.
Here come the Pittston Area band and cheerleaders as they march down Main St., Pittston, for the annual Tomato Festival Parade.
Cara Mia Hogan, Miss Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, waves to the throngs lined along Main St., Pittston for the Tomato Festival Parade on Saturday.
Rock Street Music filled the float during the Pittston Tomato Festival Parade on Saturday.
As always, the Greater Pittston Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, participated in the Pittston Tomato Festival Parade.