MEDIA CONTACT:
Caroline Booth Lara, Director of Advancement
clara@cpch.org
Phone: (940) 382-5112 ext. 270
CPCH's 7th Annual Fall Family Festival Offers Fun and Food on Oct. 3
DENTON - Families from around North Texas are invited to enjoy a day filled with fun and food at Cumberland Presbyterian Children's Home's 7th Annual Fall Family Festival on Oct. 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1304 Bernard Street in Denton. Proceeds will benefit CPCH's programs to help vulnerable kids, teens and families.
Admission to the event is free, as are the activities in the Kids' Fun Zone, which is presented by CPCH's Residential Care Program. The Kids' Fun Zone will feature giant inflatables, carnival games, face painting, and hands-on art projects. Other activities, such as pony and train rides, toy car races, and a hayride to the pumpkin patch, are offered for a small fee.
"CPCH is excited to be offering some brand new attractions for this year's Fall Family Festival," said Caroline Lara, CPCH's director of advancement and coordinator of the event. "Kids and parents will all enjoy the custom car, truck and motorcycle show by FAT Cars. We'll also have twice the number of giant inflatables, plus a DJ and Tangles and Twists hair sculpters from Hero's the Party Experience."
The popular "Bargain Barn" indoor garage sale, presented by CPCH's Family Outfitters Program, will be bigger than ever this year. Items to be sold include clothing, new toys and games, housewares, school supplies and holiday decorations.
Delicious festival foods and drinks will also be available for purchase, including fruit kebabs and Kolache Haven kolaches offered by CPCH's Single Parent family Program. There will be a food court in the Bargain Barn for indoor dining.
A fighter plane cockpit and ejection seat courtesy of the Frontiers of Flight Museum will be displayed, as well as a truck from Peterbilt and the Texas Farm Bureau's Mobile Learning Barn. St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Denton will provide a baby changing tent.
Special thanks to Grayson Stone, Extreme Cuisine Catering, NORTHSTAR BANK, Marcia Merritt, Barbara and Lamar Ball, Cheryl and Don Tabor, Springbok Academy, Ricoh Business Solutions, DHS Fillies, IOOF Lodge #82, AlphaGraphics and the Denton Record-Chronicle.
Go to www.cpch.org or call (940) 382-5112 x 270 for more information.
Caroline Booth Lara, Director of Advancement
clara@cpch.org
Phone: (940) 382-5112 ext. 270
CPCH's 7th Annual Fall Family Festival Offers Fun and Food on Oct. 3
DENTON - Families from around North Texas are invited to enjoy a day filled with fun and food at Cumberland Presbyterian Children's Home's 7th Annual Fall Family Festival on Oct. 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1304 Bernard Street in Denton. Proceeds will benefit CPCH's programs to help vulnerable kids, teens and families.
Admission to the event is free, as are the activities in the Kids' Fun Zone, which is presented by CPCH's Residential Care Program. The Kids' Fun Zone will feature giant inflatables, carnival games, face painting, and hands-on art projects. Other activities, such as pony and train rides, toy car races, and a hayride to the pumpkin patch, are offered for a small fee.
"CPCH is excited to be offering some brand new attractions for this year's Fall Family Festival," said Caroline Lara, CPCH's director of advancement and coordinator of the event. "Kids and parents will all enjoy the custom car, truck and motorcycle show by FAT Cars. We'll also have twice the number of giant inflatables, plus a DJ and Tangles and Twists hair sculpters from Hero's the Party Experience."
The popular "Bargain Barn" indoor garage sale, presented by CPCH's Family Outfitters Program, will be bigger than ever this year. Items to be sold include clothing, new toys and games, housewares, school supplies and holiday decorations.
Delicious festival foods and drinks will also be available for purchase, including fruit kebabs and Kolache Haven kolaches offered by CPCH's Single Parent family Program. There will be a food court in the Bargain Barn for indoor dining.
A fighter plane cockpit and ejection seat courtesy of the Frontiers of Flight Museum will be displayed, as well as a truck from Peterbilt and the Texas Farm Bureau's Mobile Learning Barn. St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Denton will provide a baby changing tent.
Special thanks to Grayson Stone, Extreme Cuisine Catering, NORTHSTAR BANK, Marcia Merritt, Barbara and Lamar Ball, Cheryl and Don Tabor, Springbok Academy, Ricoh Business Solutions, DHS Fillies, IOOF Lodge #82, AlphaGraphics and the Denton Record-Chronicle.
Go to www.cpch.org or call (940) 382-5112 x 270 for more information.
