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Harvest Festival

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Harvest Festival

When
Oct 31st, 2025
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Where
735 Park StCharlottesvilleVA

Friday, October 31st at First Baptist Church Park Street 5-7PM

This isn’t merely an alt-Halloween, we’re returning to the centuries-old Christian practice of thankfulness and commemoration on Hallows Eve. It will be a great celebration, a wonderful place to bring friends and neighbors!

Our event will be held behind First Baptist Church, 5pm-7pm, We will begin the event at 5:00 rain or shine. In the event of rain, the event will move inside to the gym and Fellowship Hall.

Hotdog dinners will be available for $1/person. We will also have a Pumpkin Walk; Trunks & Treats; Face Painting ; and much more!

If you’re interested in service use the link fbcps.com/harvest to register!

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