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Olde Worthington Fall Festival

October 9th, 2009 Categories: Worthington

I like most parts of Worthington and I like Olde Worthington the most. Well, I’m a sucker for Rush Creek too but since they’re neighbors, I’ll just put them in the same category. You can live in what many would consider a ’suburb’ with a fantastic school system and have a great stretch of shops and restaurants to walk to on High Street in addition to parks and festivals.

2nd Annual

Olde Worthington

Fall Festival

October 10, 2008 9:00 AM 4:00 PM
Worthington, Ohio
Held outdoors, in historic Olde Worthington
on its picturesque Village Green.

An exciting new event, located in a highly populated, metropolitan area
at the intersection Rt. 161 and High Street (Rt. 23) on the south greens
in downtown Worthington Presented by the Olde Worthington Business Association

Activities will get underway at 9:00 am and wrap up at
4:00 pm. This is a family event that is chocked full of fun for adults and children. There will be pumpkin painting, face painting, popcorn, cider and arts and crafts vendors displaying handmade items with fall and Halloween themes.

This Festival coincides with the weekly Worthington Farmers Market that will be stocked with pumpkins, gourds, fall produce and plants available for both old and new customers.

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