Harvest Festival | Forest Park
October 3 @ 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Central Park
Free Admission
Attend the Forest Park Harvest Festival at Central Park on October 3.
Attend the Forest Park Harvest Festival at Central Park on Saturday, October 3, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and enjoy one of the community’s most anticipated fall traditions.
This family-friendly event offers an afternoon full of seasonal fun, including crafts, games, a petting zoo, kids’ train rides, food trucks, community vendors, and plenty of candy and treats. Visitors can also connect with members of the Forest Park Fire and Police Departments through interactive displays and educational programs designed for all ages.
Costumes are encouraged for children, adults, and everyone in between, adding to the festive atmosphere and making the day even more memorable.
Held annually on the first Saturday in October, the Harvest Festival has become a Forest Park favorite, bringing neighbors, families, and friends together to celebrate the arrival of autumn. With activities for every age group, delicious food, community engagement, and a welcoming atmosphere, the festival is the perfect way to kick off the fall season and create lasting memories.
Admission to the Harvest Festival
Admission to the Harvest Festival is free and open to the public.
About the City of Forest Park
Founded in 1956, Forest Park was designed as a master-planned community and quickly grew into a thriving city. Incorporated as a village in 1961 and officially becoming a city in 1968, the community has long been guided by a vision of innovative development and strong community ties.
Nestled within 3,800 acres, Forest Park seamlessly blends residential neighborhoods with commercial hubs while preserving the surrounding greenbelt, ensuring a balance between urban convenience and natural beauty. Today, Forest Park is the second-largest city in Hamilton County, home to approximately 20,194 residents across 8,000 households.
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Central Park Venue Details
Central Park is located at 1201 W. Kemper Rd. (enter off Waycross.) Parking is available on site. Guests can enjoy a multi‑age playground featuring Ohio’s largest Ninja Course, along with tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball and softball diamonds, a football field, restrooms, and a water fountain.
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