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Celebrate the Season at the 2024 Saratoga Fall Festival

On Saturday, October 26, 2024, the Spa City will come alive as the community celebrates the season at the annual Saratoga Fall Festival. Presented by the Saratoga Springs Downtown Business Association (DBA), the Fall Festival will feature a variety of fall-themed activities.

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Have Fun at the 2024 Saratoga Fall Festival

The Fall Festival will be held in downtown Saratoga, and from 12pm-3pm, children and their families are encouraged to dress up in costume and go trick-or-treating at participating businesses.

As you explore downtown Saratoga, be sure to check out all of the following:

Activities:

*Activities are from 12pm-3pm unless otherwise noted.

  • Trick-or-Treating
  • Pumpkin Rolling Down Caroline Street
  • Mr. Twisty (balloon twisters) - Violet's of Saratoga
  • Face Painters at G. Willikers & Near Impressions of Saratoga
  • Maple Valley Farms in front of Impressions of Saratoga
  • Therapeutic Horses - Kramer & Kreme Pull in front of Crafter's Gallery
  • Story Time with picture book authors at Northshire Bookstore 11am
  • Book Signing of "Lucky's Great Adventures" at Crafter's Gallery (also meet Lucky)
  • Saratoga Springs Police Department with a new squad car kids can tour - top of Caroline Street

Entertainment:

  • Road Soda Pop - Salt & Char Patio
  • Sparkles The Juggler (wandering)
  • Kids' Peace Pan Band (Steel Drum Band) - Adirondack Trust Drive Thru
  • Magic Matt the Magician at Menges & Curtis
  • The Dance Lab performance (2:45pm) - Caroline Street
  • Witch Walk SOSA performance (3:00pm) - Caroline Street

Visit the Saratoga Springs DBA website for full festival details »

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About the Author: Joe Legault Joe is a dedicated editor from Lake Luzerne, NY, with a passion for hiking the Adirondack high peaks, running half marathons and 5Ks, and visiting local craft breweries like Common Roots and Dancing Grain. He enjoys writing about the region's can't-miss attractions and activities.