It’s time for fall festivals in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and surrounding areas. This year is a little bit (well a lot) different. Most of the major festivals have been canceled or postponed.
We will update as we hear about festivals that are taking place this fall.
Our list of fall festivals will be much shorter this year, but there are still going to be lots of special fall and Halloween events. Scroll down to see our list, which is getting updated every day.
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September 26-27. Dogwood Farms is near Greensboro, so it's a bit of a drive, but people come from all over the state to see these flowers! There will also be vendors and hayrides. October 3. Make sure to register in advance. October 3. Harvest Festival at Lazy Hound Farm in Zebulon October 3. Apple Festival at Botanist & Barrel in Cedar Grove. October 10. The first annual Holly Springs Chalk Festival. October 15-25. Stop by the N.C. State Fairgrounds and buy some of your favorite fair food, to go.Fall festivals in the Triangle 2020
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