HINCKLEY — Good Will-Hinckley is partnering with local area organizations to hold its third annual Fall Festival from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 28, on its Hinckley Campus, 16 Prescott Drive.
Vinnie Rushton plays with outdoor lawn games at a past Good Will-Hinckley’s Fall Festival. Submitted photo
Activities planned include a climbing wall, lawn games, pumpkin painting, obstacle course, food trucks, craft and art fair, wagon rides, reptile tent, bounce house and a passport adventure.
Also on the campus, the L.C. Bates Natural History Museum at Good Will-Hinckley plans to offer free admission for the day, sponsored by Skowhegan Savings Bank, according to a news release from Wayne Lobley with the school.
Malcolm Ward with a snake at a past Good Will-Hinckley Fall Festival. Submitted photo
Admission is free because of festival sponsors Sappi and Golden Pond Wealth Management, but donations are always welcome.
Those interested in volunteering, or organizations interested in participating, can contact Barbara Gourley at Good Will-Hinckley at 207-238-4000 or bgourley@gwh.org, or visit gwh.org for more information.
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