Olde Ridge Village of Chadds Ford to hold 1st Annual Fall Festival for the Community

CHADDS FORD, Pa. - Sept. 22, 2015 - PRLog -- Olde Ridge Village will be holding their Fall Festival on Sunday, October 11 from 11:00 am to 4:00pm. This event is open to all members of the community, their families and children, including their dogs. Activities will include a moonbounce and face painting for kids, specials at participating shops and a huge basket with gifts from the Ridge Village Shops.  Everyone attending will receive a ticket to win the basket.

Village participating businesses include: Salon Sestra, Giggy Bites, Twinkle, Dashing Dogs, Pinot’s Palette, Cunius Karate, Fit for Life, Garden of Yarn, Longarm Quilting, Christy’s Jewelry, Chef Anthony, Nymphaea Spa, Wine & Beer, Dinner A’Fare, Special Teas, Iron Workers Bank, Junto, Olde Ridge Cleaners, Dentist Anna Giacolone, Dan Doubet Jewelers, Queen Cuisine, and Penns Woods Winery.

Kids’ activities include pumpkin painting at Pinot’s Pallet, a moonbounce, and Face Painting.

In addition to the large tent of tables outside and the specials in the stores, Salon Sestra is celebrating their Grand Opening with goodie bags and snacks and Dan Doubet Jewelers is celebrating their 30^th anniversary with special 30% off sales on most of their jewelry and gifts.

Twinkle Resale Boutique is also celebrating their grand opening and will have Live Mannequins modeling their items!

Soft pretzels, ice cream and more goodies will add to this day of fun.  Rain date is Sunday, October 18.

WHAT:  First Annual Fall Festival

WHEN:  Sunday, October 11, 2015

TIMES:  11:00 am – 4:00 pm

WHERE:  Old Ridge Village, Route 202, Chadds Ford, PA

DETAILS:  Specials and Sales in Shops, Grand Openings and Anniversary celebrations, Pet Activities,Kids’ Activities include face painting, pumpkin painting and a moonbounce, ice cream and soft pretzels, goodie bags, Basket raffle and more

CONTACT:  Kristin Totoro,  484.841.639

Old Ridge Village is located on Route 202 in Chadds Ford, one mile south of Route 1, and two miles north of Delaware.