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SUMMARY:Kenyon College - Harvest Fall Festival
DESCRIPTION:Harvest Fall Festival\n\n\n\nSaturday\, Oct 14th\n\nNoon to 4pm\n\nhosted by the Brown Family Environmental Center (BFEC) \n\n\n\nThe free event featuring a cider press\, hayrides and much more will take place at 9871 Laymon Road\, and is open to the general public. \n\n\n\nThe festival will have live music\, featuring Howard and Judy Sacks playing traditional American folk music\; Ohio Health\, a Kenyon student band\; BABA NGIDA West African Traditional Band\; and the Kenyon Bluegrass Ensemble. \n\n\n\nThere will be alpacas and archery\, along with a variety of children's games and activities.\n\nThe Ohio State University Extension Master Gardeners will be back with their hit pumpkin-decorating activity\, using materials from the BFEC's restored prairie.\n\nGuelaguetza and Zaki Grill food trucks will be at the festival all day for lunch.\n\n\n\nA variety of booths will be present from campus partners The Gund\, the Kenyon Farm\, and the Office for Community Partnerships and local nonprofits such as the Knox County Local Food Council.\n\n\n\nThere will be products for sale from local farm-oriented booths like Broken Oak and Community Roots and other nearby businesses\, including Schoolhouse WoodCrafts and Thistle and Twill.
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The free event &mdash\; featuring a cider press\, hayrides and much more &mdash\; will take place at 9871 Laymon Road\, and is open to the general public. \;
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\nThe festival will have live music\, featuring Howard and Judy Sacks playing traditional American folk music\; Ohio Health\, a Kenyon student band\; BABA NGIDA West African Traditional Band\; and the Kenyon Bluegrass Ensemble. \;
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\nThere will be alpacas and archery\, along with a variety of children&rsquo\;s games and activities.
\nThe Ohio State University Extension Master Gardeners will be back with their hit pumpkin-decorating activity\, using materials from the BFEC&rsquo\;s restored prairie.
\nGuelaguetza and Zaki Grill food trucks will be at the festival all day for lunch.
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\nA variety of booths will be present from campus partners &mdash\; \;The Gund\, the Kenyon Farm\, and the Office for Community Partnerships \;&mdash\; and local nonprofits such as the Knox County Local Food Council.
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\nThere will be products for sale from local farm-oriented booths like Broken Oak and Community Roots and other nearby businesses\, including Schoolhouse WoodCrafts and Thistle and Twill. \;