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Under the Harvest Moon Festival

October 12, 2019
10:00am - 4:00pm

rsz under the harvest moon 2014 040Dowagiac's newest festival celebrates Michigan's glorious autumn, as day-visitors enjoy a glimpse of true Americana.  Hosted by the Chamber of Commerce on Saturday, October 12, the event showcases Michigan-grown produce, antiques and handmade artisan merchandise. 

Sample Michigan wine and craft brews, view vintage farm tractors and tour the city by horse-drawn wagon. There’s also smokin’ good barbecue, children’s games and pumpkin decorating.  

For more information call (269) 782.8212.  To reserve booth space, complete the booth application below.Fall Brochure 2019

Booth Application for Fall

 

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