Friday, October 11th
Doors Open @ 5:30
Dinner is served at 7pm
Dancing starts at 8pm
The MacDaddy’s immediately follow
Our very own Melissa Doti will be dancing the FOXTROT! If you want to support her or vote for other dancers, make a donation HERE.
Headquartered on the courthouse lawn in Rockville, Indiana, since 1957, you will find food, crafters, vendors and more open daily from 9 am to 6pm.
The festival continues throughout the county and each location offers something different.
• Bridgeton offers a wide array of crafters and vendors, a gristmill, the 1878 House, Case Log Cabin, and 1925 school house.
• The Historic Mansfield Roller Mill, Mansfield Bridge, Mansfield Civic Center and hundreds of vendors and crafters are open daily in Mansfield Village.
• Montezuma is home to the “Hog Roast” with many activities scheduled daily.
• Mecca has a large tent of handmade items for your purchasing. The tent is located at the Mecca Bridge alongside the One Room Schoolhouse.
• The Florida Civic Center in Rosedale provides items for your browsing and purchasing. This is a great location to find the treasure you might not find anywhere else.
• Tangier Community serves that “world famous” buried beef that is a delicacy of the festival.
• Bloomingdale, a Quaker Community, prepares Homemade Apple Butter at the Friends Church.
• Many other roads throughout the county will take you to places that have crafters, vendors and activities during these 10 days.
Purchase Bus tour tickets at: coveredbridgebustours.com
Join them for Fun Times Friday Night
Fun and Games, Live Music by David Goodier,
And of Course they will have a beer wagon.
Party starts at 5pm
Ages 21 and up
Weather permitting
– Live music on the patio and food from 5:30-9:30pm
– Free hayrides from 6-8pm (or until dark)
– Fall-inspired drink station outside (drink menu will be shared closer to event date, but think spiked Milk Stout hot cocoa, caramel apple cider, return of our apple pie wine and more )
– Bonfires will be lit and are shareable for all. There will be no private bonfire rentals that evening.
This event is FREE and open for all ages.
Two of this years Culinary Queens, Beth Speer and Maja Alic Austin would love your support to help raise some support for this fantastic organization.
Beth will be offering biscuits and sausage gravy with home-style potatoes on the side for a smooth $8. $2 of that will be donated directly to the cause.
Maja, owner of Little Bear Coffee Co. will be in-house with us serving up different flavored coffees for $3 and iced lattes for $5, with a $1 from each sale going towards the cause.
Saturday, October 12th
Breakfast Sandwiches
Bloody Mary’s
Mimosa’s
Jello Shots
Coors Lt, Angry Orchard, Gumballhead drafts
White Claws
PBR
Shots
Alcoholic Confections
As long as the weather is good, the festivities will take place in the beer garden under the stars, so kiss your local weatherman and do your no rain dances to keep the party outside. If not, they’ll rock it indoors just the same.
Sunday, October 13th
There will be two stops: The Sycamore Winery and TJ Haase Winery. You do not have to stop with the group or purchase anything to eat or drink. Feel free to download the route at: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/27973464. The route is 25 miles long and we will stay together as a group. If it is raining, we will post on the event page if the ride is canceled.
Please bring your ID, bike nutrition, bike tools, and cash for the two pit stops. If you have any questions, please message J’s Bikes.
HELMETS ARE REQUIRED! RIDE WAIVER MUST BE SIGNED BY ALL PARTICIPANTS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE RIDE! PLEASE ARRIVE A LITTLE EARLY TO CHECK IN.
