ORANGE PARK – The Fall Festival, Clay County’s oldest and largest arts and crafts festival, will return to Town Hall Park this weekend. With more than 200 artists and vendors, and more than 30 …
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ORANGE PARK – The Fall Festival, Clay County’s oldest and largest arts and crafts festival, will return to Town Hall Park this weekend. With more than 200 artists and vendors, and more than 30 food trucks, the event will also feature artists, nonprofits, businesses, children’s activities, artisan foods, crafts and farm goods.
The festival will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. A free shuttle will be available from Moosehaven to Town Hall, and guests are asked not to park across the street at Winn-Dixie lot.
The festival started in 1982 with 12 craft booths and a couple guitar players.
Entertainment will start with opening ceremonies at 10 a.m. on Saturday. The presentation will include the Clay High JROTC presenting the colors and the “Star-Spangled Banner” by Lyndie Burris Knowles.
Other performers will be Tracy and Jeannie Perez, Alaskan SunnySide Sisters, Bear and Robert, Jamie Davis Band, Lonesome Ride, Dansations, Destiny Dance Center, Emily Mikus, Brookie Thomas, Releve Academy of Dance, Arts on the Edge, Pink Paisley, All-Starz Dance Studio, Wehner's School of the Arts, Miss Marie’s Kids, Sam Pacetti, Atlantic City Boys, Asbury Arts Center/North Florida Dance Center, Gabby Valerio, Jessy Valerio and the Bedrock Band.
For the entertainment schedule or for more information, visit opfallfestival.com.