Name: Harvest Festival | City of Forest Park
Start: 2024-10-05T11:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-10-05T14:00:00-04:00
Location: Central Park

Attend the City of Forest Park’s annual Harvest Festival at Central Park on October 5
About this Event

Join the City of Forest Park for its annual Harvest Festival at Central Park on October 5—a fun-filled event perfect for the whole family! Don’t forget to wear your favorite costume and embrace the fall spirit at this lively community celebration!

Enjoy a variety of free activities, including a charming petting zoo featuring baby goats, sheep, pigs, and more, along with face painting, glitter tattoos, balloon animals, and festive crafts. Treat yourself to complimentary popcorn and hot chocolate, and explore delicious offerings from local food trucks and community vendors.

This year’s Harvest Festival is set to be bigger and better than ever. The excitement has grown so much that the festival has outgrown its usual location and moved to Central Park to accommodate all the fun. Prepare for an unforgettable celebration filled with more activities, entertainment, and community spirit than ever!

Admission to the City of Forest Park Harvest Festival

Admission to the City of Forest Park Harvest Festival is free.

About The City of Forest Park

Forest Park is a master-planned community founded in 1956 and incorporated in 1961. It is the second largest city in Hamilton County, Ohio, with 20,000 residents in 7,900 households. Forest Park is also home to an active community of 350 businesses.

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Central Park Venue Details

Central Park features a multi-age playground with Ohio’s most extensive Ninja Course, sports fields and courts, restrooms, a water fountain, and more. On-site parking is available for guests. Arrive using Cincinnati METRO.

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