The Annual Super Duper Summer Fair of the First Congregational Church of Marion, 28 Main St., happens on July 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The church grounds and street will be transformed into a fairground with tents, a midway, sidewalk café, entertainment and a wide array of items for sale.

Two dinghies will be offered for sale at the fair: an 8-foot Stur-Dee Boat Co. Harbormaster Dinghy and one other for a more modest budget.

This will be a fair for all ages. Find numerous estate items, furniture and merchant gift certificates at the silent auction table. The white elephant area overflows with attic treasures at bargain prices. Crafts, games, midway, bouncy house and dunk tank will entertain the children.

Search the nautical and sporting goods tables for summer items for sea and land. Find a wide selection of $1 books, including lots of young adult titles. Take home some prepared foods and appetizers, along with homemade baked goods and candy.

The plant area will have a wide assortment of house plants, cut flowers, perennials, annuals and vegetables. Discover fresh picked local blueberries, gifts, jewelry, crafts and more.

Savor lobster rolls and chicken salad wraps in the air conditioned Chapel Cafe while musicians Truman Terrell and Bob Sanderson play. The Sidewalk Grill features pulled pork sandwiches, hamburgers and hot dogs. The Harpoon Harmonizers will entertain throughout the fairgrounds.