El Reno, OK — Redlands Community College is opening its doors for the second annual Fall Family Festival on Saturday, Oct. 27. The three‑hour event, running from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., offers a range of family‑friendly activities designed to bring together parents, children, and neighbors for a safe, community‑focused celebration.
What to expect
Attendees can enjoy classic fall attractions such as pumpkin carving stations, bounce houses, face painting, and local food vendors serving seasonal treats. The college has also arranged live music from regional bands, providing a lively soundtrack for the festivities.
For those seeking a little extra thrill, a haunted trail will open on the Darlington campus at 7:30 p.m. and run until 9:30 p.m. The trail promises a spooky yet family‑appropriate experience, with costumed volunteers guiding participants through themed scares.
Cost and admission
Admission to the festival is $10 per person, while children under two years old can attend for free. The haunted trail carries a separate $10 fee per person. All proceeds support Redlands Community College’s student programs and community outreach initiatives.
Community impact
College President Dr. James Miller highlighted the festival’s role in strengthening local ties. “Events like this showcase the college’s commitment to serving families in El Reno and surrounding areas,” he said. “We’re proud to provide a safe, enjoyable environment where families can create lasting memories.”
Local businesses have also joined the celebration, setting up booths to promote their services and products. The partnership underscores the college’s broader mission to foster economic vitality and collaboration across the community.
How to get involved
Families interested in attending can find additional details on the college’s website or by contacting the event office at (405) 555‑0123. Volunteers are welcome to help with set‑up, activity stations, and the haunted trail; sign‑up information is available online.
The Fall Family Festival reflects El Reno’s tradition of community‑centered events that honor family values, faith, and the freedom to gather in a safe, welcoming setting. Residents are encouraged to mark their calendars and join their neighbors for an evening of wholesome autumn fun.
Original reporting: Oklahoma City News Feed (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
