Applefest 2009 in Franklin, Pennsylvania Starts in October

The Best 3 Days of the Year in Franklin, Pennsylvania

*~*Elphame*~*
Applefest 2009
Neighborhood: Franklin
Franklin, PA 16323
United States of America
The breath taking, Victorian town of Franklin, Pennsylvania will be holding it's annual "Applefest" on October 2, 3, and 4th 2009. Each year I take my family down to Fountain Park, located on Liberty Street in Franklin, Pennsylvania, to shop the 300+ vendors, and visit the Kids' Korner. We get to admire all the beautiful classics and rare antiques in the car show, and eat, eat, eat. There will be a variety of different foods, baking contests, and activities for all ages.

This year, one lucky couple will win an "Appley Ever After" all expense paid wedding on Liberty Street, in downtown Franklin, Pennsylvania. I personally can't wait to see who wins. Johnny Appleseed will be stopping in for a visit, the Venango County Draft Horse and Pony Association will hold their Wagon Rides, and Applefest just wouldn't be Applefest without the Apple Pie Eating Contest.

Many of the local residence of Franklin, Pennsylvania, bring their beautifully hand made items to sell at the Arts and Crafts Extravaganza. If you are looking for that special gift, look no further, there is something for everyone at Applefest. There will also be a Gigantic Book Fair, and a Used Book Sale for all the book lovers out there. The Franklin High School Marching Band will perform, and there will be several live bands for your listening pleasure and entertainment.

The Rotary Club of Franklin, Pennsylvania will hold Victorian Residential Architecture Walking Tours throughout downtown Franklin, giving the public the opportunity to see the beautiful Victorian Structures that add so much, to the beauty of Franklin, Pennsylvania. There will be an Apple Pancake Breakfast held at the First United Methodist Church on Liberty Street in downtown Franklin, and there will be a Harvest Lunch at St. Johns Episcopal Church located on Buffalo Street in Franklin, Pennsylvania.

While in Franklin, Pennsylvania, you are welcome to enjoy our many other attractions including the DeBence Antique Music World, and the Barrow-Civic Theatre, both located on Liberty Street in downtown Franklin, Pennsylvania. Franklin Press also located on beautiful Liberty Street in downtown Franklin, has products to meet any need, from stationary and office supplies, to personalized and limited edition items. Franklin, Pennsylvania has many shopping opportunities available.

For lodging, Franklin has a wide variety of Bed and Breakfast and Hotel accommodations, located just minutes from Fountain Park in downtown Franklin, Pennsylvania. If you want a wonderful dining experience, stop in at Rochelle's Family Restaurant, they have a flavor for all tastes.

For more information visit www.franklinapplefest.com or you can contact the Franklin Area Chamber of Commerce at (814)432-5823, or toll free at (888)547-2377.

Published by *~*Elphame*~*

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  • Mike Spain11/2/2009

    sounds like a fun event!

  • Walton S. Tissot9/13/2009

    YEs, I wish to be there. I love Oct. and Penn. I wouls love to go to Intercourse and get some corn and Blackberry cider! I might get to Oct. Fest in Germany this year though, but the weather here makes me miss the American east.

  • SAIKAT KUMAR DUTTA6/23/2009

    Very informative article, interesting work.

  • T. H. Pankey6/14/2009

    love food themed fests-sounds interesting-I'll have to look up Franklin on Google maps and see how far it is from the NYC area.

  • Patricia Sheasley Sicilia6/14/2009

    Franklin? Is that the town where they take you up and down a just about every street if you are trying to follow Rte. 322? Nice little town, but the traffic there is horrendous, if it's the same one I am thinking of. We drove through there on our way to Erie last month.

  • Lucky M. Diaz6/12/2009

    Sounds like fun, thanks!

  • padre art6/12/2009

    Nice local events article.

  • Rebecca Foster6/11/2009

    Sounds like a lot of fun. Next time be sure to check your spelling and punctuation. Good article, though.

  • CJ Mathis6/11/2009

    This sounds like fun but we in Oregon don't consider October to be summer months.

  • D.M. Davison6/11/2009

    i liked this article. Do any vendors sell apples online or ship them?

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