ORANGE PARK — The annual Orange Park Fall Festival arrived yet again to Town Hall on Oct. 17-18, bringing live entertainment, food and fun for all ages. The much-anticipated festival, which began …
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ORANGE PARK — The annual Orange Park Fall Festival arrived yet again to Town Hall on Oct. 17-18, bringing live entertainment, food and fun for all ages.
The much-anticipated festival, which began in 1982 with 12 craft booths and a couple guitar players, has expanded to a fun-filled sold out event with more than 200 artists and vendors and more than 30 food trucks.
The two-day event saw thousands arrive as early as 10 a.m. to enjoy live music, eat, speak with various nonprofits and shop for arts, artisan foods, crafts and farm goods.
Performers included the Alaskan SunnySide Sisters, Bear and Robert, Jamie Davis Band, Lonesome Ride, Dansations, Destiny Dance Center, Emily Mikus, Brooke Thomas and Relevé Academy of Dance.
This year's vendor contest winners were:
Best Food: First Place, Cely's Filipino Food; second Place, Pizza Pitt Stop; third Place, Uncle Kc's Dogs.
Best Decor: First Place, DIRenee Creations; second Place, Miss Priss Gifts; third Place, Pawsh Boutique.
Best Original Work: First Place, DIRenee Creations; second Place, Miss Priss Gifts; third Place, RAF Creative.
Overall Favorite: First Place, Pawsh Boutique; second Place, Lucy Lou's; third Place, DIRenee Creations.
