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Arroyo Grande Valley 80th annual
in the Historic Village of Arroyo Grande
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Harvest FestivalFRIDAY - SATURDAY, SEPT. 22 & 23
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
September 22 & 23, 2017 • Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival
Harvest Festival Grand Marshals Named
The Arroyo Grande Valley Harvest Festival Association is pleased to announce the 2017 Arroyo Grande Valley Harvest Festival Grand Marshals; all past Arroyo Grande Chamber of Commerce Citizens of the Year! This year marks the Har-
vest Festival’s 80th year and who better to recognize than this group of individuals who currently and for many years have been giving their time for numerous causes and organizations in the Arroyo Grande Valley. These individuals were chosen for their dedication to the community, years of support and volunteering at and for our local hospitals, day care, scouts, historical society, city improvement, cleanup and beautification, community events, law enforcement, public safety, youth programs, animal welfare, farming and ag preservation, seniors, church, youth sports, graffiti removal, counseling, animal and wildlife rescue, veteran programs, education, crisis support, hunger and homelessness, human rights, emergency, health and welfare and more, logging countless hours and making our community the wonderful place it is. The contributions made and impact to our area by our Grand Marshals, the past Citizens of the Year, many times is unknown and unrecognized, so this year we honor and thank them for their ongoing dedication, support and work in our com-munity.
They will be officially recognized on Friday evening at the KickOff of the Harvest Fes-tival and in the parade on Saturday.
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John and Melinda HansenSean Schuur
Bob LundVivian Krug (Cotton)
Linda OstyEddie El HelouSandy Nichols
Randy OuimetteDan CashierNan FowlerSandy Lubin
Carol Roberts
Jack SmithRoy BurkeCliff ClarkSteve Cool
Gabrielle LevineMike Lady
Dick BlankenburgCarrol Pruett
Jeri PenceKatcho Achadjian
Bill GerrishBill Tappan
Congratulations and thank you to:
Bernie KautzHoward Mankins
Jean HubbardRuben Kvidt
Doug HitchenHank Wachtmann
Bill O’ConnorGlady Loomis
Kay SilvaMary Lee Clark
Jack PenceTom Bonds
Marvin HartwigJim Scrivani
Kaz IkedaGabe DeLeon
Jane ThompsonCol. Ben Jacobs
Judy Tappan
The committee was unable to locate:Rosey Woodards
The Harvest Festival also would like to remember the Citizens of the Year who are no longer with us:
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Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival • September 22 & 23, 2017September 22 & 23, 2017 • Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival
Arroyo Grande Valley Harvest FestivalThe 80th Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival kicks
off this year on Friday, Sept.22nd and continues through Saturday the 23d. Nestled in the picturesque
old town village of Arroyo Grande, complete with a bub-bling creek and swinging bridge, this year’s theme is ‘Strut-tin Our Stuff’, a tribute to the many colorful roosters that strut the creeksideCentennial park, complete with gazebo,
picnic tables and walkways. The Harvest Festival is a cel-ebration of our roots, our agricultural history, a celebration
about us, for us. Across the swinging bridge lies Heritage Park, where lies the
Historical Society Barn and old schoolhouse. Continuing on to Nelson Park, further fes-tivities occur at the Rotary Bandstand, featuring local performance groups.
Opening night ceremony begins at 5:00 with Judith and the Live Krewe, leading the National Anthem and then jump-starting the festival with their lively New Orleans and Cajun style. Announcements that night include the introducing the Grand Marshals and Scarecrow Contest winners. The rotary club holds their annual fish fry, an event that always draws repeat customers. Located in Olohan Alley, you’ll find plenty of seating to listen to the music, eat, and check out the arts and crafts booths.
The following day begins at 10:00 with the Harvest Festival Parade. Banjer Dan will have warmed up the crowd with his whimsical songs and 5 string banjo picking. You’ll want to hear him entertain at Spelling Bee at the schoolhouse, starting 1:00 with repeat performances throughout the afternoon.
Following the parade, you’ll find Balooney the Clown as the entertaining Master of Ceremonies at the Rotary Bandstand. Beginning with a Diaper Derby at 12, local groups from the Coastal Dance and Performing Arts, Studio of the Performing Arts, andm dem-onstrations from the Arroyo Grande High School Robotics Team.
Critical Mass will be featured at the Centennial Gazebo from 11:30 to 3:30, with their lively renditions of classic rock standards. Stroll over to the Agricultural Pavilion for pro-duce displays, farm animals, a grape stomp. The atmosphere is completed by the coun-try music of the McKinley Boys, a lively local trio.
New this year we’ll have Wheelbarrow Races and a Water Balloon toss. Check the Harvest Festival website at AGHarvestFestival.com as new entertainment and contests are announced and follow news and announcements on the official Harvest Festival FB page at https://www.facebook.com/villageofag
The Arroyo Grande Valley Harvest Festival is run completely by a team of volunteers which include almost every service club and organization in the area. The arts and crafts booths and food booths are are local vendors.
Movie NightFriday, September 22ndRotary Bandstand
Bill Smith Fish FryFriday, September 22ndShort Street by GazeboEnjoy a traditional meal (4-7 pm)$12 per person This year the Fish Fry has been named in honor of Bill Smith, a long time Arroyo Grande resident, Rotary Club member and volunteer for the South County Historical Society.
Post your favorite Harvest Festival photos on our facebook page!
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Bring a lawn chair and blanket
and join us for a FUN FAMILY
EVENT!SHREKSuggested donation of $1 per adult or 50c per child
Water, popcorn, and snacks available for purchase. SHOW STARTS AT 7:10 PM
Sponsored by the Suprinski Family for the Arroyo Grande Valley Harvest Festival
Open House Sunday, Sept. 24
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80th Annual
September 22 & 23, 2017 • Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival
Arroyo Grande City CouncilArroyo Grande High School FFA
Arroyo Grande High School Marching Band & ColorguardArroyo Grande High School FIRST Team 1388 Eagle Robotics
Arroyo Grande Lion’s Club Major Sponsor BannerArroyo Grande Police Dept
Arroyo Grande United Methodist Church Children’s CenterArroyo Grande Valley Kiwanis Major Sponsor Banner
Banger DanBasin Street Regulars
Boy Scout Troop 413 Color GuardBoys & Girls Club of South San Luis Obispo
Burke & Pace LumberCCC DRAFT (California Central Coast Draft Riders & Friends Troupe)
“Central Coast Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 982”Children’s Resource Network of the Central Coast
Chorro Valley RegulatorsChumash Color Guard
City of Arroyo Grande Major Sponsor BannerCub Scout Pack 13
Cub Scout Pack 425Dellos Performing Arts CenterDoc Burnstein’s Ice Cream Lab
Fisher Real Estate
Five Cities Fire AuthorityGrace 5 Cities Church
Happy Time Cooperative PreschoolJacquelin Soto; Soto Family
Kelley’s CoupeLynn Compton 4th District Supervisor
Lynn Compton Supervisor Major Sponsor BannerMiner’s Ace Hardware Drill Team
Music Motive Bucket BustersOceano/5 Cities Elks Lodge #2504
Pacific Flips GymnasticsPalo Mesa Pizza
Paulding Middle School Marching Band and ColorguardRabobank Major Sponsor Banner
Rag Bone Saints (Pismo Jazz Jubilee)Rutiz Family Farms
San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s PosseStudio of Performing Arts
The Pit Martial Arts and FitnessUnited Mustangs of America
West Coast Rocky Mt. Horse ClubWhite Horse Carriage Co.
Women’s Club of Arroyo Grande
Parade Saturday, Sept. 23 @ 10am
Parade Participants Include:
2017 Grand Marshals:John and Melinda Hansen, Sean Schuur, Bob Lund, Vivian Krug (Cotton), Linda Osty, Eddie El Helou, Randy Ouimette, Dan Cashier,
Nan Fowler, Sandy Lubin, Carol Roberts, Jack Smith, Roy Burke, Cliff Clark, Steve Cool, Gabrielle Levine, Mike Lady, Dick Blankenburg, Carrol Pruett, Jeri Pence, Katcho Achadjian, Sandy Nichols, Bill Gerrish and Bill Tappan
Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival • September 22 & 23, 2017
Five Cities Fire AuthorityGrace 5 Cities Church
Happy Time Cooperative PreschoolJacquelin Soto; Soto Family
Kelley’s CoupeLynn Compton 4th District Supervisor
Lynn Compton Supervisor Major Sponsor BannerMiner’s Ace Hardware Drill Team
Music Motive Bucket BustersOceano/5 Cities Elks Lodge #2504
Pacific Flips GymnasticsPalo Mesa Pizza
Paulding Middle School Marching Band and ColorguardRabobank Major Sponsor Banner
Rag Bone Saints (Pismo Jazz Jubilee)Rutiz Family Farms
San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s PosseStudio of Performing Arts
The Pit Martial Arts and FitnessUnited Mustangs of America
West Coast Rocky Mt. Horse ClubWhite Horse Carriage Co.
Women’s Club of Arroyo Grande
Our Logo Rooster is actually known to us here in the Village.
His name is Louis!
He was hand raised by Lindamae Friant Suprinski from a chick along with his sister Vuitton,
get it, Louis Vuitton! At about 9 months old or so he disappeared.
And where was he found?? In the Village happily living with all
the other Village Roosters.
This year’s logo was designed by Tom Goss and Vivian Krug Cotton.
Did You Know?
Harvest Festival FavoritesSpelling Bee Sponsored by the South County Historical Society
Homegrown Veggie, Fruit & Flower CompetitionCarriage Rides 12 to 2
Pie Eating ContestRobotics
Rotary Fish Fry Friday NightBaking Competition
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Coast Hills1580 W Branch, (Casey Fowler/Chris Soto)
Rabobank1020 E Grand, (Shari Barnhart)
Arroyo Grande Care Center1212 Farroll, (Katrina Gollaba)
EC Loomis & Son Insurance220 Traffic Way (Dorine Bolterman)
Posies106 W Branch, (Chrisy’s Cottage)
Phantom Rivers Wine211 E. Branch, (Diana Smith)
Salon 132132 Branch (Patti Christian)
Village Papery110 1/2 E Branch, (Karen Brown)
Brisco’s1005 El Camino Real (Diana)
The Village Salon115 E Branch, (Toni Pelletier)
City of Arroyo Grande300 E Branch (Camela Schoat)
Bank of the Sierra1360 E Grand Avenue (Sheena Moreno)
Burke & Pace971 Bennett Avenue, (Pam Bauske)
Scarecrow ContestJudging will take place on September 19. Winners will be announced at Harvest Festival Opening Ceremonies on September 22. Scarecrows will
also be displayed by many participating Vendor Booths. View these scarecrows around town at these locations:
Riley & Riley Insurance, EC Loomis & Sons Insurance, Trader Joes, Wyndham Residence
September 22 & 23, 2017 • Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival
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4:00 PM 80th Annual Arroyo Grande Valley Harvest Festival Begins
4:00 - 9:00 pm Short Street @ Olohan AlleyInformation Booth (First Aid and Lost & Found Friday & Saturday)
manned by the Rotary Club Five Cities Eco
4:00 - 7:00 pmBIll Smith Fish Fry Short Street @ Olohan Alley
Carnival Rides – West of Gazebo (Inflatables, Bounce Houses, Kiddies Ferris Wheel, Laser Tag, etc.)
Food Booths, Non-Profit Carnival Games – East of Gazebo Vendor Booths – Arts, Crafts, Collectibles and Promotional
5:00 PM80th Annual Arroyo Grande Valley Harvest Festival Opening
Ceremonies, Flag Presentation, Pledge of Allegiance led by Boy Scout Troop 413 and singing of the National Anthem
5:00 - 8:30 pm @ Centennial Park GazeboJudith and the Live Krewe
5:50 PM @ Centennial Park GazeboIntroduction of the Grand Marshal
5:55 PM @ Centennial Park GazeboAnnouncement of Scarecrow Contest Winners
7:15 pm - until finished@ Heritage Square Park & Rotary Bandstand
Movie - Shrek
9:00 PMFestival closes for evening (except for the movie at the Rotary
Bandstand) Reopens at 10:00 am Saturday
Schedule of EventsFriday, September 22
Activities in and around Centennial Park or Olohan Alley and from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm unless noted otherwise.
Post your favorite Harvest Festival photos on our
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MAJOR SPONSORSRotary Club of Arroyo Grande
Kiwanis Club of Arroyo Grande ValleyRabobank Arroyo Grande
City of Arroyo GrandeSLO County Supervisor Lynn Compton
Arroyo Grande Lions Club
MEDIA SPONSORSKSBY-TV
CW5Simply Clear Marketing
The Coast News
BANNER SPONSORSA.H. Ratterree Landscape
Barcellos ConstructionKlondike Pizza
Doc Burnstein’s Ice Cream ParlorJ.B. Dewar
Arroyo Grande Village Improvement Association
Arroyo Grande ChevroletDonna’s Interiors
Doug PerrinE.C. Loomis & Son
Jaffa CafeSouth County Historical Society
Keith StortonLemos
Sam Cotton & Vivian Krug CottonPOVE
Talley FarmsRotary Club of Pismo Beach
– Five CitiesReMax Del Oro, Inc.
Arroyo Grande Woman’s ClubHeacock Trailers
FrobbLaetitia Winery
Arroyo Grande RotaryArroyo Grande Lions
Robby Fox Fussman The Sports DugoutArroyo Grande Kiwanis
Lynn ComptonHydro Heaven
Blankenburg PropertiesKSBY
RabobankSimply Clear Marketing & Media
The Coast News
Thank You to Our
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Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival • September 22 & 23, 2017September 22 & 23, 2017 • Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival
Saturday, September 23Activities in and around Centennial Park or Olohan Alley and from 10:00 am and 4:00 pm unless noted otherwise.
10:00 amHarvest Festival Parade Begins
Branch St. (begins at Bank of America, east through Village on Branch St. then south on Mason St. to Poole St.)
8:00 am - Noon @ Heritage HouseTeri Kelley’s Bake Off – baking contest canned goods food drop off
(Winners announced at 3:30 pm followed by public tasting)
9:00 - 10:15 am - Strolling Branch StreetBanjerDan (Dan Mazer)
strolling with his Banjo prior to the parade
10:00 am - 1:00 pm @ Bridge St. BridgeHomegrown Fruit, Vegetable, Flower Displays and Contests (Votes tallied and winners announced after 1:30 pm)(Please pick-up your items by 2:00
pm) Agricultural Pavilion
10:00 am - 4:00 pm @ Bridge St. BridgeVeggie Decorating - Vegetables are donated by Rutiz Family Farms
(until veggies run out) - Agricultural Pavilion
10:00 am - 4:00 pm @ Bridge St. BridgeTree Grafting Demonstrations by California Rare Fruit Growers
10:00 am - 4:00 pm @ Bridge St. BridgeFFA Simulated Cow, Farm Animals, Free Plants
11:30 am - 4:00 pm @ Centennial Park GazeboCritical Mass
11:30 am - 4:00 pm @ IOOF Hall Parking Lot on Bridge St.The McKinley Boys
11:30 am - 4:00 pm @ Heritage Square Park & Rotary Bandstand
Ballooney the Clown entertains the kids
1:45 - 3:00 pm @ Heritage HouseBaking Contest Judging
Public tasting and winners announced at 3:30
12:00 - 1:00 pm @ Rotary BandstandDiaper Derby and Awards (Registration at 11:45 am)
12:15 - 1:15 pm @ Nelson St (by Heritage Square Park)1st Annual Wheelbarrow Race Challenge
1:00 - 2:00 pm @ Rotary BandstandDance Out Loud and Synergy Dance Companies –
Dance Performance
1:00 - 1:15 pm @ IOOF Hall Parking LotEgg Toss
1:00 - 4:00 pm @ Santa Manuela Schoolhouse Spelling Bee - 3rd and 4th Graders (1:00 pm)
with appearances by BanjerDan; Spelling Bee - 5th and 6th Graders (2:00 pm)Spelling Bee - 7th and 8th Graders (3:00 pm)
arrive 15 min early to participate
1:15 @ Nelson St (by Heritage Square Park)1st Annual Balloon Toss Challenge
2:00 – 3:00 pm @ Rotary BandstandStudio of Performing Arts Dancers
2:00 - 3:00 pm @ Short St. – NorthRotary Club Pie Eating Contest (check-in 1:45 pm)
3:00 - 4:00 pm @ Rotary BandstandCoastal Youth Theater
(sneak peek performances of upcoming productions)
3:30 PM @ Bridge St.Veggie Decorating Award Presentation - Agricultural Pavilion
3:30 PM @ Heritage HouseTeri Kelley’s Bake Off Winners announced & Public Tasting
3:45 -4:00 pm @ Centennial Park Gazebo
Ballooney leads the Chicken Dance and Kiddie’s Parade across the
Swinging Bridge into Olohan Alley
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BBQ by the Arroyo Grande
Valley Kiwanis Club - Hot Dogs, Polish
Sausages and Ham-burgers and Veggie
Burgers. 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Olohan Alley
Schedule of Events
It’s time to get out those aprons and dust off those cookbooks for the Annual Teri Kelley Bake Off & Canning Competition! Named in honor of Teri Kelley who began the Bake Off as a fundraiser for the Historical Society, this competition has grown over the years and includes several categories. This year’s competition includes Country Canning (veggies), Country Canning (Sweet Jams, Jellies and Pre-serves), Autumn Pie Review (any type of pie other than apple), Apple Pie, Fall Breads, Cookies, Ice Cream Mak-er’s Delight, and Harvest Gone Wild where you can use your imagination incorporating the sugar and spice of
the season with cinnamon rolls, candy, fudge, rice crispy treats, you name it! Entries must be delivered to the Heri-tage House Gardens on Mason Street on September 23rd between 8:00am to 12 noon. Judges will begin tasting and judging the entries at around 1:30 and at 3:30 the public is invited to taste the amaz-ing creations.
More information and entry forms also available on the festival website at www.agharvestfestival. com. Entry is free, enter as many items as you like. There are great cash and gift prizes!
Enjoy a Great Traditional Meal!$12 per personProceeds from this event go to our Rotary LocalYouth Scholarships.
Other Annual Fundraisers and Community Services include:Sing-A-Long @ The Clark Center • Motorcycle Raffle Fundraiser • Rotary RelaysAGHS Four Year Scholarship & Vanderveer Lopez High School ScholarshipsThanksgiving Food Drive • Christmas Toy Drive • Blood Drive • Backpack DriveClark Center Children’s Theatre Project
For advanced ticket purchase by mail, send your check, payable to theRotary Club of Arroyo Grande, to P.O. Box 412, Arroyo Grande, CA 93421Questions? Contact Janet Wood • 489-8143
Fish Fry
Friday, September 22nd
4:00 to 7:00 pm or Until The Food Runs Out
At the Harvest Festival, Short St. by the Gazebo
52nd AnnualArroyo Grande Rotary Club
Bill Smith
AG Harvest Festival will provide a Live Band,Games and Booths to entertain you!
10th Annual Community
Sunday, December 17th4:00 PM ~ Clark Center
Save The DateSing-Along
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Contests
First Annual Wheelbarrow Races and Water Balloon TossCome test your wheelbarrow wrangling skills on Nelson St. A “highly technical’ - wink wink -Figure 8 course will be run by 4 competitors at a time. While running your course you will have to keep an inflated beach ball in your wheelbarrow. 1 winner of each heat will move on to the final. Immediately following the wheelbarrow races, we will have a water balloon toss. Team up with a partner and see how far you can successfully toss and catch a water balloon without it bursting!
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Growing ContestIt’s time to start planting those flower and vegetable seeds for the 80th Annual Arroyo Grande Valley Harvest Festival. These traditional contests from the early days of the Harvest Festival have returned for 2017 and everyone is in-vited to participate.In 1976 the Burpee Seed Company issued a catalogue commemorating their 100thAnniversary by featuring a reproduction of their 1888 seed cata-logue.Arroyo Grande Farmers were fea-tured in the catalogue because they won many cash prizes for their out-standing vegetables and flowers. “At the turn of the century the pro-lific soils in Arroyo Grande Valley pro-duced prize winning bumper crops of cabbages, carrots, beans, peas, pumpkins, onions, flowers and other crops,” local Historian Doris Olsen wrote in the Santa Maria Times. “The local farmers won so many cash awards that they boasted they were the only valley in the world by rea-son of its prolific soil to be barred from the na-tional seed contest.” (The Arroyo Grande Farmers were banned to partici-pate so others would have a chance to win, however
they were given a lifetime achieve-ment award.)But…. You are not barred from the growing contests!
All ages are encouraged to join in and compete by bringing in their vegeta-bles, fruits, flowers, you name it, to be judged by the Visitors to the AG Pa-vilion who will vote for their favorite entry. Votes will be tallied at 1pm and winners announced shortly thereaf-ter. We have the Greatest Soil in the World, so let’s see what we can grow! Sign up form available at the festival, or visit the festival website, click on Homegrown and find the entry form. Entry is free, enter as many items as you’d like.
September 22 & 23, 2017 • Arroyo Grande Harvest Festival
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45-Face Painting-Crystal46-47 AGHS Robotics48-49-Boys and Girls Club50-Beta Sigma Phi51-52-AGHS Tech Theater101-BJ’S Treasures103-Big Ditch Designs104-Diane’s Banner Bliss105-James D Photography106-Crafts by Darrall and Nancy107-Arroyo Grande Public Art108-Jan Tippy109-Ellis Charm and Design110-Central Coast Artisans111-Donald Zelby112 Photography by Vivian Krug Cotton, Emotions Photography112 doTERRA Essential Oils113/114-Back Country Crafters115-Roost116-Arbonne117 Central Coast Baptist Church118-Costco Info119-Clark Center
120-J and D Gifts121-Bubble Bee Blossom
122-Beacon Clinic of Chiropractic123-Jenna Elizabeth Johnson124-Misty Garza125-Adornable You and Shapeshifter 126-Lilla Rose Hair Jewelry127-Rite Aid Pharmacy128-Sledge LLC129-Heather’s Handmade Soaps130-Oaks Dental131-LuLaRoe Trina Robbins132-Gemuine Boutique133-Plata Art/Calunica134-Oh Fancy Threads135-Scentsy and Tallulah’s Threads150-Metamorphasis151/152 Sweet Spa Home Decor153-Julie’s Clay Time154-Material Girls155-Dot Dot Smile156-Silly Girls Artistry157-All About Face-Ahn NaturalTBD-Wilbert Way CreationsTBD- Jordan CunninghamSwinging Bridge- Landmark Baptist
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Agricultural PavilionBridge St. and IOOF Hall Parking Lot
The following activities, booths & displays are open from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm
Agricultural Displays
Homegrown Contest
Central Coast Greenhouse Grower’s Display
FFA Cow Milking, Farm & Other Activities
Grieb Ranch Historical Display
John Deere Pedal Tractors courtesy of Cal Coast Machinery
Big Tractors courtesy of Cal Coast Machinery, Ikeda Farms and Quinn Company Challenger, Massey Ferguson & CAT)
Winery Displays ( Laetitia, Talley, Toucan, Saucelito Canyon Wines)
Veggie Decorating – veggies from Rutiz Family Farms
SLO Master Gardeners
California Rare Fruit Growers - Tree Grafting Demonstrations
Agriculture Booths and other Agricultural Historic
Displays
McKinley Boys
Heritage Square ParkIncludes Historical Society Barn and Grounds
The following activities, booths & displays are open from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm
Boy and Girl Scout Expo!
Teri Kelley’s Bake Off Baking Contest
Carnival Rides – (Kiddies’ trains and tractors, etc.)
Historical Displays (South County Historical Society)
Olohan AlleyThe following activities, booths & displays are open from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm
Arroyo Grande High School Robotics Team Demonstrations
Arroyo Grande Police Dept. Equipment and Five Cities Fire Authority Display at end of Olohan Alley near Mason St.
(subject to change) Saturday
AGHS Tech Theater Dunk Tank (East of Centennial Park Gazebo)
Boy Scouts’ confetti eggs
Non-Profit Carnival Games - East of Gazebo
Carnival Rides - Inflatables, Bounce Houses, and Kiddies’ Ferris Wheel
Food Booths and hot dogs, polish sausage and hamburgers in Heritage Square Park
Vendor Booths - Arts, Crafts, Collectibles and Promotional
City of Arroyo Grande along with the PD and Five Cities Fire
Thursday, October 19th
Kick off the season with Farm Supply’s 12th Annual Great Pumpkin & Scarecrow Contest
Great Pumpkin & Scarecrow Contest - 4pm to 7pmMission Plaza, San Luis Obispo Join us at the contest as we award over $3,000 in cash and prizes for the Heaviest, Most Beautiful, Most Unusual, and Best Carved Pumpkins and most creative Harvest Scarecrows. There are even prizes for 4-H and FFA entries.
Have a pumpkin or scarecrow you want to enter? Entry forms available online at FarmSupplyCompany.com or in-store. Help us bring agriculture downtown! This FREE event has lots of activities for the entire family.
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OPEN DAILY 10AM – 5PM / (805) 556-8853 / [email protected] / BRE# 01266964 / MODEL HOME & SALES LOCATED AT 104 RALPH BECK LN IN ARROYO GRANDE
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Our f inal homes! ............................
Small enclave of 11 new hillsidehomes on a quiet cul-de-sac
3-4 bedrooms / 2-3 car garages
Large homesites
Beautiful mountain views
