The John Glenn High School campus will host its annual Falloween Fest Spectacular this weekend.
A 100-unit Grand Parade will kick things off Friday at 5 p.m. Also on Friday, a pork chop dinner and be on the lookout for ribeye steaks both Friday and Saturday.
Friday’s opening night of entertainment will be Cosmic Velocity.
Saturday’s list of food and attractions includes a 5K & Fun Run at 9 a.m. Beef brisket will be available Saturday as well as Boosters pulled pork on both Saturday and Sunday.
The Tyner Fish Fry gets underway Saturday at 4 p.m.
Saturday will be capped off with a Fireworks Spectacular.
On the Sunday docket, the Walkerton Historical Society Show, FFA mums sale, raffles and petting zoo. A chicken and noodles dinner and car cruise-in also highlight the Sunday schedule.
16 carnival rides can be found at the Falloween Fest.
Live music and entertainment includes:
Saturday
The Replays
Steve Foresman
Ashlyn Ellis
Laser Human Puppet Family shows
Tege Holt & Lonesome Pines
Magician Matt Kalita
Memphis Underground
Sunday
Sentimental Journeys
John Gaut
Friday’s Bremen at John Glenn football game will feature a U.S. National Guard flyover.
For more information and schedules, look online at www,FalloweenFest.com or check the event’s Facebook page: Falloween Fest at John Glenn High School.
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