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Freight House Fall Harvest Festival has fun for all
By Sharon Wren,
10 hours agoThe Freight House Farmers Market’s annual Fall Harvest Festival will be Nov. 7 – 8, featuring a weekend full of family activities, local shopping, seasonal foods and entertainment. Hours on Saturday, Nov. 7 are 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Hours on Sunday Nov. 8 are 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. The Freight House is located at 421 W. River Drive in Davenport.
Visitors can browse a wide variety of local vendors offering seasonal produce, fresh-baked goods, locally prepared foods and handmade products from area farmers, bakers, makers and small businesses.
The festival will have plenty of activities for the whole family. Kids can explore the hay bale maze, take a photo with an antique tractor, enjoy face painting and meet animals at the petting zoo. The Davenport Public Library's Owl Bookmobile will also be at the festival and there will be live local music on the Common Chord stage.
"Fall is such a special time in Iowa,” said Missy Carter, Executive Director of the Freight House Farmers Market. “It's when we get to see the results of all the hard work our farmers and producers have put in throughout the growing season. Our Fall Harvest Festival is about more than just celebrating the season. It's about bringing people together, supporting local agriculture and small businesses and giving families a place to enjoy everything our community has to offer."
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