Discover the Best Fall Events in Springfield, OH

If youre looking for a quintessential American experience this fall, look no further than Springfield, OH. This charming city is bursting with fall events that celebrate its friendly and historic nature. From pumpkin patches to harvest festivals, theres something for everyone here.

To start your tour of Springfields fall events, head to the Hartman Rock Garden (1905 Russell Ave) in midSeptember for the annual Scarecrow Festival. This familyfriendly event features live music, hayrides and scarecrowbuilding contests. You can also take a stroll through the Hartman Rock Garden itself which is a unique collection of miniature rock structures built by Ben Hartman over several decades.

Next up is The Clark County Fairgrounds (4401 S Charleston Pike) which plays host to an array of autumn festivities throughout October including Oktoberfest beer tents serving Schnitzels & Bratwursts and apple cider donuts from local vendors during their annual Pumpkin Glow festival where jackolanterns illuminate every corner of the fairground after dark.

For some classic Halloween fun visit Old Reid Park on Halloween night (1236 South Center Boulevard). Each year they set up storytelling areas amidst displays featuring giant pumpkins & carved statues created by locals who gather at this quaint park near downtown East Main Street area each year.

And last but not least if youre feeling adventurous try hiking among vibrant foliage colors within Buck Creek State Park trails! Here rugged paths gradually give way past small waterfalls babbles down or take it easy enjoying picnic along Lakeview Beach with your nearest and dearest ones!

These are just a few examples of what Springfield has to offer this season; be sure to check out other happenings like Downtown Luminaries Christmas parade around Fountain Avenue District come end November through December that capture the magic homey spirit alive throughout holidays too!

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www.springfieldartscouncil.org/

www.gospringfieldoh.com

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