Oakhurst Fall Festival set to go this weekend

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Shown is the cover of the 2026 Oakhurst Fall Festival program, which is included in this week’s edition of the newspaper and will be distributed at the festival.

Shown is the cover of the 2026 Oakhurst Fall Festival program, which is included in this week’s edition of the newspaper and will be distributed at the festival.

It’s finally here!

The Oakhurst Fall Festival gets underway on Friday, Oct. 9 and runs through Sunday, Oct. 11 at the Oakhurst Community Center.

The Oakhurst Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to produce this annual celebration and provide a venue where families, friends, residents and visitors can come together and enjoy the best of the mountain community.

This year’s festival — its 33rd — brings the event to a new home with more carnival rides, food trucks, local vendors, live entertainment and family activities than ever.

The new venue will have ADA parking available while a free shuttle will run with multiple stops along Road 426 and School Road, including the Oakhurst Park and Library, Camarena Health, Palm Memorial and (Friday and Saturday only) First Baptist Church.

Festival entertainment includes live music, live entertainment and live animal presentations. The all-new Oak Fest Lounge on Saturday and Sports Bar on Sunday in the Community

Center’s Pavilion Building feature wine experiences, culinary treats, big screen TVs and a pancake breakfast.

Throughout the weekend, festival-goers will find plenty of opportunities to shop locally, eat locally and celebrate locally with artisans, makers, businesses, community organizers and food vendors coming together for this popular mountain tradition.

The Oakhurst Fall Festival is an opportunity to showcase the businesses, organizations and people who make the Oakhurst area a special place to live, work, visit and play.

For more information including vendor or sponsorship opportunities go to www.oakhurstchamber.com/fall-festival or contact the Chamber at (559) 683-7766.

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