Morning Pointe of Knoxville Assisted Living is opening its campus to the wider community for a free Fall Fest on Wednesday, Oct. 28, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The celebration, co‑hosted with Shoreline Church, will take place at 9649 Westland Drive in Knoxville.
Generations Gather for Autumn Fun
The two‑hour event is designed to bring together children, parents, grandparents and the assisted‑living residents who call Morning Pointe home. Activities include a petting zoo, face painting, trunk‑or‑treat stations, food vendors, games and plenty of seasonal decorations.
Leadership Highlights Community Ties
“Fall Fest is a wonderful opportunity to open our campus to the Knoxville community and bring everyone together for an evening of fun,” said Kristy Ritch, executive director of Morning Pointe of Knoxville. “We look forward to welcoming local families, seeing our residents enjoy the festivities and creating a space where generations can come together.”
What to Expect
- Petting zoo: Kids can interact with gentle farm animals under supervision.
- Face painting: Professional artists will transform little faces into pumpkins, superheroes and more.
- Trunk‑or‑treat: Local businesses and volunteers will decorate vehicle trunks for safe, social‑distanced candy collection.
- Games and food: Classic carnival games, seasonal snacks and refreshments will be available throughout the campus.
All activities are free and family‑friendly, emphasizing the event’s core purpose: fostering connections across generations.
Why It Matters
Beyond the costumes and candy, the Fall Fest underscores the value of intergenerational interaction. For Morning Pointe residents, the evening offers a chance to share in the excitement of the season while meeting new faces from the neighborhood. For families, it provides a safe, welcoming environment to enjoy autumn traditions together.
Additional Information
Anyone interested in attending can contact Morning Pointe of Knoxville at 865‑223‑6422 for further details. The organization also offers assisted‑living and Alzheimer’s memory‑care services throughout East Tennessee, emphasizing purpose, dignity and meaningful connections for seniors.
Morning Pointe invites Knoxville families to bring their children, enjoy the festivities and make lasting fall memories with their neighbors.
Original reporting: Knox TN Today — read the source article.
