WOLFEBORO — Wolfeboro Parks and Recreation, in partnership with the Kingswood Youth Center, is excited to host the annual Fall Festival & KYC Chili Cook-Off at the Foss Field Pavilion on Saturday, Sept. 26.

Come enjoy an afternoon of chili, live music, local vendors, and family-friendly fun as we celebrate the arrival of fall in Wolfeboro.

Attendees can expect:

  • KYC Chili Cook-Off: Come hungry and sample a variety of homemade chili creations from local groups and participants. Cheer on your favorites and see who takes home this year’s bragging rights. The Chili Cook-off runs from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Chili Cook-off tickets can be purchased at the event.
  • Live music: From noon to 1:30 p.m., White Mountain Harmony, a talented family band bringing their bluegrass music to the Fall Festival, will be playing. These kids are incredibly talented, and their performance is sure to be a highlight of the afternoon.
  • Local vendors and more: Browse a fantastic mix of local vendors offering handmade jewelry, handbags, crochet creations, candles, wood-burned gifts, personalized décor, sea glass art, children’s items, and more. There will also be plenty of treats, including kettle corn, baked goods, chocolates, candied nuts, fresh-spun cotton candy, and specialty coffee.

There will also be Highland cows available to visit.

Bring the family, grab some chili, enjoy the music, meet some Highland cows, and spend the afternoon supporting local makers, businesses, and community organizations.

For more information, visit wolfeboronh.us/653/Upcoming-Events.

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