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Hudson County Sets 11 a.m. Start Time for Free Fall Festival

Residents must register in advance to attend the Saturday celebration at 902 Brewing Co. in Jersey City.

By Stephen Collins ·

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Hudson County will hold a free Fall Festival at 902 Brewing Co. in Jersey City on Saturday, October 31. The event requires advance registration for all attendees.

The festival runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the venue located on Pacific Avenue between Caven Point Avenue and Forrest Street. Admission is free, but residents must register before arriving to secure their spot.

County Executive Craig Guy issued an invitation to residents across the county to participate in the Halloween-themed afternoon. He emphasized the goal of creating a safe and welcoming environment for families to celebrate together.

"Halloween is a special time for families, and we want to make sure everyone in Hudson County has the opportunity to celebrate together," Guy said. "Our Fall Festival is about bringing our communities together, creating lasting memories for our children and giving families a fun, safe and welcoming place to enjoy the holiday."

Guy added that he encourages residents from every part of the county to attend the event. "I encourage residents from every corner of Hudson County to put on their costumes and join us for a great afternoon!" he said.

The program includes a Halloween costume contest, train rides, and obstacle courses. Families can also enjoy face painting, balloon art, and glitter tattoos. Sports games and local artisan vendor shopping are part of the lineup for all ages.

Source: Hoover Patch · original report published

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