Those driving on the east side of Plymouth will see the newest Heartland Harvest greeter on duty at 705 East Jefferson Street, working around the clock to let the entire community know that Heartland Church and its congregation are gearing up for a day of fall celebration — and everyone's invited.
Heartland Church will host its annual Heartland Harvest this Sunday, October 18, from 3 to 6 PM at its Plymouth campus. The afternoon promises a full slate of free family fun, with no tickets and no catch — just a whole lot of fall festivities.
The event features activities for all ages, including a petting zoo with more than 20 animals, hayrides, a bounce house, face painting, and free food such as apple cider, hot dogs, and popcorn. A few food trucks will also be on site with additional options available for purchase.
"We're throwing a party for our community, and everyone's invited," said Heartland Church. The congregation encourages families to bring the kids, invite their friends, and make some fall memories together.
The festival is completely free to attend. No tickets are required, and there are no hidden costs — though food trucks will be on site for those looking to purchase additional options beyond the complimentary fare.
Whether you're looking for a fun afternoon out with the family, a chance to meet neighbors, or just a reason to celebrate the season, Heartland Harvest is opening its doors — and its heart — to the whole community this Sunday.
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