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Harvest Festival comes to Johns Island County Park Nov. 7
Live bluegrass, hayrides, pumpkin decorating and a crafters market on Saturday, November 7. Gates open at 11 a.m.
Charleston County Parks (CCPRC) hosts its Harvest Festival at Johns Island County Park, 2662 Mullet Hall Road, on Saturday, November 7. Gates open at 11 a.m.
Three bluegrass acts play the stage: YeeHaw Junction at 11:30 a.m., the Southern Flavor Bluegrass Band at 1:15 p.m. and Willie Wells & The Blue Ridge Mountain Grass at 3 p.m. The day also has pumpkin decorating, kids' crafts and hayrides, a crafters market, and barbecue, kettle corn and other festival food.
Chairs and blankets are welcome. Outside food, alcohol and coolers are not allowed; alcohol is sold on site to guests with a valid ID. Pets may come if they stay leashed, and smoking, vaping and tobacco are prohibited. CCPRC's event page links its cancellation and refund policy.
Sources: Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission, Harvest Festival (official). Written by The Islander desk; nothing is copied. See something wrong? Tell us and it gets fixed, with the date.
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