Fall pumpkin patch fun.
The Plymouth Fall Festival is a world-class event located in the beautiful downtown area of Plymouth, and it promises to be exciting and fun for the entire family! This year, the festivities will be held from September 6th to 8th. Here are the top activities to enjoy with your kids at the festival, plus a list of fun things to explore later in the season!
The carnival rides kick off at 3pm on Friday and at 11am on both Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are priced at $1.50 each with rides ranging from 2 to 4 tickets per ride. Be sure to snag one of the ticket packages for a better deal. On Sunday, there will be special $30 ride wristbands available that give you unlimited access to the rides!
Don’t miss the Pet Show in Kellogg Park on Saturday morning. Kids can bring their pets to strut their stuff. The fun begins with a pet parade around the park at 9 a.m. There will be exciting contests for categories like largest, smallest, shortest, tallest, shortest ears and tail, most unusual, best costume, and best trick. All types of pets are welcome, be it cats, dogs, reptiles, fish, rabbits, or rodents! Humane Society and various rescue organizations will also be present with adoptable pets.
The annual Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast is set for Saturday, September 7th from 7:00 AM to Noon. Tickets are available in advance for $7.00 or at the door for $8.00. Kids aged 5 and under can eat for free! Grab your tickets early to ensure you get your fill of delicious pancakes.
Starting September 27th through November 2nd, enjoy the charming scarecrow displays at Kellogg Park!
Indulge in delightful fall-themed treats at Dairy Go Round or warm up with a hot chocolate from Espresso Elevado.
Don’t miss the Trick-or-Treating on the Farm event hosted by The Art Attic. Tickets go on sale starting August 24th.
Visit Plymouth Orchards to enjoy a wagon ride, see farm animals, pick a pumpkin, drink cider, and partake in many more exciting activities.
After all the excitement and treats, let your kids burn off some energy at Plymouth Township Park, the perfect spot for some outdoor fun!
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