KAWARTHA LAKES: Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 23rd, as the 2nd Annual Kawartha Fall Festival returns, to offer a fantastic day of fun and excitement for the whole family. With an array of thrilling activities and attractions, this FREE event promises to be a tremendous draw for locals and visitors alike.
Hosted at the picturesque Ken Reid Conservation Area, the festival will showcase an impressive lineup of events, catering to all interests and ages. From the Birds of Prey Demonstration, where awe-inspiring raptors will take to the skies, to the Soper Creek Wildlife Rescue, providing a glimpse into the world of native wildlife rehabilitation, the festival promises an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts.
Carolyn Snider, Administrative Support, Conservation Programs, shared her excitement for the upcoming event, "The 2nd Annual Kawartha Fall Festival is all about connecting people with the wonders of nature and providing a day of enjoyment for the entire community," she said. "With activities like the Live Entertainment, Petting Zoo, Reptilia Zoo, and Zoo to You, we aim to foster a deeper appreciation for our natural world."
One of the exciting additions to this year's festival is introducing a vibrant vendors market and an array of delectable food trucks. "The new vendors market and food trucks will add an extra layer of excitement to the festival, providing a diverse range of products and culinary delights for attendees to enjoy," said Melissa Creasy Alexander, Conservation Areas Technician.
With the festival expected to draw in a large crowd, organizers invite vendors and food truck operators to participate in this unforgettable event. Interested parties can apply and learn more about the opportunities by visiting the Vendor and Food Truck Application form on the festival website.
The 2nd Annual Kawartha Fall Festival is a celebration of community and nature. Take advantage of this free, family-friendly extravaganza filled with entertainment, delicious food, and plenty of memories waiting to be made.
Join us on Saturday, September 23rd, at the Kawartha Conservation Area for an incredible day of joy, wonder, and togetherness at the Kawartha Fall Festival.
For more information and updates on the event, visit the Kawartha Fall Festival website, at www.kawarthaconservation.com/festivals.