Bring your money and your Mobster to car and find out  which restaurant will be mobbed for lunch. Only 4 more chances to get your mobster card stamps before December.

Anyone with recovery issues is invited to attend.

Dinner is at 6:30 p.m. A large group meeting is at 7 p.m. Small, break-out meetings start at 8 p.m.

Fresh produce and plants from local farms; wood products; homemade soap and lotions; baked goods; jams & jellies; spaghetti sauce; and more.

If you are interested in selling something at the farmers market, contact Geri at 331-5616.

Free movie, hay wagon and pony rides, bounce house, live entertainment, pumpkin painting, apple bobbing, face painting,  fun house, Pitt-Bradford block party, food, arts and crafts booths, beer tent and more!

Fireworks at dusk courtesy of Pitt-Bradford.

Kicking off the day of fall fun for all will be a free movie at the Main Street Movie House. Doors open at 10am with the Movie, Hotel Transylvania 2, set to begin at 10:30am.

Festival activities on Main Street will commence at Noon. Over 30 craft vendors will line Main Street, offering unique items for sale. Main Street shops will also be open, displaying their finest fall merchandise.

Children’s games and activities will be dispersed along the length of Main Street among the craft vendors, with larger attractions and entertainment at each side street entrance to Main Street.

Performances by The Bubble Man and the Studio B “Queen B’s” will occur on Kennedy Street for all to enjoy. The YMCA bounce house will make an appearance in the PNC Bank parking lot; pony rides will be located on Pine Street, Kendall Creek Alpacas on Chambers Street, and the City of Bradford’s Fire truck on Chestnut Street. Other entertainment includes, clowns, balloon animals, face painting, a professional pumpkin carving demonstration at the Tin Ceiling Gift Shoppe, Mother Goose at Northwest Savings Bank and a Pitt Bradford block party in Veteran’s Square with even more games and activities for all ages.

Hay Wagon rides, boarding in front of Northwest Savings Bank, will take riders down Main Street through the festival, past the food court area on Festival Way, and up East Corydon Street, returning down Main Street near the Pitt Bradford Block Party. The rides are fun for all and a great way to see everything the festival has to offer.

The food court on Festival Way will open at noon, and will remain open into the evening after the Pumpkin Fest activities close at 4pm.

The food court will host St. Bernard School, selling popcorn, apple cider, pop, and water, A Slice of the 80’s with pizza, water, and pop, Tyler’s Krispy Kritters featuring chicken & biscuits, sausage, beef on weck, meat balls, and hot dogs,

The Coffee Hut offering coffee, espresso, and hot cocoa, Kim Hallock selling Nutty Bavarian roasted nuts, Bradford Friendship Table with funnel cakes, and Bradford Township Lions Club with hot dogs, popcorn,  and cotton candy. The beer tent, sponsored by La Stella Lodge, will also be open from noon until 8pm that night.

For the safety of all festival-goers, Main Street from The Movie House to South Avenue, and all side street entries onto Main Street will be closed beginning at 11:30 Saturday morning. Vehicles must be removed from Main Street by 11:30am as no vehicular traffic will be permitted on Main Street after this time. All streets, with the exception of Festival Way, will reopen at the conclusion of the festival at 4pm.  Festival Way will remain closed until 9pm Saturday night for safe access to the food court and beer tent area.

Anthony Ray Hinton, a man falsely accused and convicted for murder who spent 30 years on death row in Alabama before being exonerated and released last year, will speak this fall at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.

Doors open at 6; games start at 7 p.m.