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Wharton’s festival celebrates fall
Busy at the kids’ art table are (l-r) Livia, Leo, and Layla Dowdell.
October 24, 2019
Wharton's Garden Center in Rehoboth held its 4th Annual Fall Fest Oct. 13. The event was a fundraiser for Crisis House Homeless Shelter. Attendees were encouraged to donate nonperishable items for Crisis House and receive a free pumpkin. Food, kids’ art projects, and a moonbounce brought out families for the Fall Fest.
Busy at the kids’ art table are (l-r) Livia, Leo, and Layla Dowdell.
Face painting is always a popular attraction at many area festivals. Shown is Isabella Moldivan, left, getting an animal painted on her cheek by Dina Deakyne.
A box full of pumpkins which are ready to be taken home by donors to the Crisis House.
Volunteer Theresa Lynch stayed busy at the grill, cooking up hot dogs.
Howard Wright, left, and Donald Daisey share a laugh on the hay bales.
Summer J. Pops brought their all natural popsicles to the event and donated 100 percent of their proceeds to Crisis House. Shown are (l-r) owner Queon Jackson, Jayson Conedy, owner Alicia Jackson, and Troy and John Lingo.
Maya Davis paints a pumpkin after visiting the facepainting station.
