PHOTOS — Families and friends gather at Orangetober Festival. More fun planned through Sunday.
Published 6:02 pm Saturday, October 8, 2022
Wendy Holmes, Covyn Richardson, 2, Catalunya Richardson, Kavyx Richardson, 3,Landon Holmes, 6, join in on the fun at Orangetober in 2022. (Randy Strong/Orange Leader)
Community members lined up for the 2nd annual Orangetober Festival in 2022 at Riverside Pavilion, 708 Simmons Drive in Orange. (Randy Strong/Orange Leader)
Amanda Bradford serves up something good to 10-year-old Blake Asbury. (Randy Strong/Orange Leader)
Crowds are seen startstart to line up for vendors at Orangetober. (Randy Strong/Orange Leader)
Angel Thomas, Sunflower Grace Thomas, 5 months, and Ariel Thomas, 15. (Randy Strong/The Leader)
Plenty of food, drink and fellowship are part of the fun each year at Orangetober. (Randy Strong/Orange Leader)
4-month-old Zion Rodriguez starts the fun early in Orange. (Randy Strong/Orange Leader)
6-year-old Nolan Deal takes in the prime draw at Orangetober Festival. (Randy Strong/Orange Leader)
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The 2nd annual Orangetober Festival continues through Sunday at Riverside Pavilion, located at 708 Simmons Drive in Orange.
The Pumpkin Village features more than 10,000 pumpkins and gourds, along with photo opportunities for the entire family.
Day 3 of the Orangetober Festival begins at 11 a.m. Sunday and includes tours of the Pumpkin Village, kids activities, food vendors and craft beer.
Beginning at 3 p.m., families, businesses and individuals are encouraged to bring pumpkins home for decorating, carving or eating.
PLAESE NOTE, pumpkins WILL NOT be moved, claimed or taken off site prior to 3 p.m. No dogs, pets or coolers are allowed at the City of Orange Boat Ramp or Riverside Pavilion.
For additional information, call the Orange Convention and Visitors Bureau at 409-883-1011 or visit orangetexas.gov.
