Enjoy the
cooler days and nights of October at the Atlanta Botanical Garden,
where fall serves up a harvest of fun events.
Throughout
October, both the Atlanta and Gainesville gardens will be stuffed
with more than 100 scarecrows created by artists, designers, schools,
businesses, and families for Scarecrows in the Garden.
Participants compete for prizes in one of two design categories: professional and nonprofessional. Registration is open from August 5
through September 6.
On Thursday
evenings at the Atlanta garden, visitors may explore the scarecrows
under the glare of flashlights (which they are encouraged to bring)
during Fest-of-Ale. Each week, from 5 - 9 p.m., the beer fest
features a variety of fine specialty ales at cash bars and live
musical entertainment. On the night of October 24, check out the Great
Pumpkin-Carving Contest.
For
youngsters, harvest-themed activities will be on tap on weekends from
10 a.m.-4 p.m., and on Sunday, Oct. 27, they can wear their favorite
costumes for a day of treats and activities during Goblins in
the Garden, held at both gardens from 10 a.m - 4 p.m.
Scarecrows
in the Garden is
sponsored by The Home Depot Foundation. For more information, visit atlantabg.org.
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