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Little Rock, AR 72211
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7 Can't Miss October Events
We'd like to share some of our favorites:
Little Rock's premier local favorite fall festival is back! With more than 100 vendors and plenty of food trucks, live music, local beer, crafts, kids' activities and more, Hillcrest HarvestFest is perfect fall fun for the entire family!
This year's sponsor is Hill Station, the new restaurant coming to Hillcrest this fall. Make sure to stop by while you're at HarvestFest and get your first look at Hill Station and what it will bring to the neighborhood. HarvestFest is a subcommittee of the Hillcrest Merchants Association, which works to promote businesses and community projects in the Hillcrest neighborhood.
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This year's sponsor is Hill Station, the new restaurant coming to Hillcrest this fall. Make sure to stop by while you're at HarvestFest and get your first look at Hill Station and what it will bring to the neighborhood. HarvestFest is a subcommittee of the Hillcrest Merchants Association, which works to promote businesses and community projects in the Hillcrest neighborhood.
Information:
https://www.facebook.com/hillcrestharvestfest/
2)
World Cheese Dip Championship at the Clinton Presidential Center
Saturday, October 5, 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
DIP, SIP, REPEAT at the 9th Annual World Cheese Dip Championship! Make your taste buds heard and vote to help crown the World Cheese Dip Champions. Our very own pharmacist Susan is entering her delicious dip again!
It came in 2nd overall last year -- come try it and YOU be the judge!
All proceeds benefit Harmony Health Clinic. HHC provides free medical and dental services to the uninsured in Pulaski County. For more information, visit www.harmonyclinicar.org
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It's Arkansas's favorite time of year! It's time to enjoy Boo At The Zoo! It's their 28th year, and this year they have better candy, better events, and better Boo For You! Join in Little Rock's most loved Halloween tradition -- costume contests, live music, a haunted train, candy stations, family activities, and a beer garden for adults. It will be spooky fun for everyone. So go, enjoy the traditional Boo activities while we welcome new ones...go love the Zoo, and go love Boo at the Zoo!
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4) Chili Fights in the Heights on Kavanaugh between N. Taylor and N. Polk
Saturday, October 26, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
It's that time of year again! Chili Fights in the Heights is a family friendly event put on in conjunction with the Heights Neighborhood Association and Heights Business Association (along with the help of a few fun oriented citizens) with the hope of bringing the community together, showing off our unique area of town and generating a charitable donation for the Arkansas Foodbank.
Admission is FREE, but tasting kits will be available for purchase at the event!
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Admission is FREE, but tasting kits will be available for purchase at the event!
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Saturday, October 26, 5 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Darkness is coming. And with it, one hellacious party. Sponsored by Lost Forty Brewing, their biggest, baddest, boldest 3 Barrel-Aged 2019 batch of Nighty Night Imperial Stout makes its limited debut Oct. 26th. Gather your ripped plaid shirts, your chainsaws, your axes, your boots, your best post-zombie-apocalypse look and join us for the Lost Forty Brewing Festival of Darkness: Nighty Night 2019 Release Party.
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6) Oktoberfest Celebration
at Fassler Hall
Saturday, October 5, 11:00 a.m. to Sunday, October 6, 2:00 p.m.
Dust off your lederhosen and dirndl and raise a stein at the annual Oktoberfest Celebration!
They have a weekend full of fun & games, live music, delicious German food, and of course plenty of German beer to wash it all down! Save the date! Prost!
They have a weekend full of fun & games, live music, delicious German food, and of course plenty of German beer to wash it all down! Save the date! Prost!
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The Arkansas Cornbread Festival promotes the businesses and neighborhood in the South Main (SoMa) Community. Celebrating community and southern culture through music, activities, local brews and of course food. Bring the family to try some delicious cornbread!
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And a BONUS -- right in our own parking lot! Drop by and do good for the community:
Saturday, October 26, 12 p.m. - 2 p.m.
15400 Chenal Parkway (at Wellington Hills behind the bank)
Drive through our parking lot and drop off your expired prescription drugs and bring a box of diapers!
Disposing of drugs safely helps to keep them from unintentionally getting into the wrong hands. 90% of prescription drug addictions start in teenage years. Police officers will be onsite to collect the drugs taken back.
Providing diapers is a concrete way to help struggling parents. Without diapers, babies cannot participate in most day care and early childhood education programs. Without child care, parents cannot go to work. A Yale University School of Medicine study has found that women who lack an adequate supply of diapers for their babies are more likely to report symptoms of depression and anxiety than other low-income mothers. Maternal depression and mental health problems, the researchers say, can have long-term and debilitating effects on children’s well-being and their performance in school.
Call us or drop by if you have any questions.
We look forward to seeing you drop by our parking lot on October 26th!
Disposing of drugs safely helps to keep them from unintentionally getting into the wrong hands. 90% of prescription drug addictions start in teenage years. Police officers will be onsite to collect the drugs taken back.
Providing diapers is a concrete way to help struggling parents. Without diapers, babies cannot participate in most day care and early childhood education programs. Without child care, parents cannot go to work. A Yale University School of Medicine study has found that women who lack an adequate supply of diapers for their babies are more likely to report symptoms of depression and anxiety than other low-income mothers. Maternal depression and mental health problems, the researchers say, can have long-term and debilitating effects on children’s well-being and their performance in school.
Call us or drop by if you have any questions.
We look forward to seeing you drop by our parking lot on October 26th!
ALSO: coming on weekend days in early December, at The Pharmacy at Wellington:
Holiday Gift Wrapping by Donation -- Proceeds will benefit
Project Zero
- Dates will be posted on our Facebook events page
- Come get your holiday gifts wrapped and donate to Project Zero, which diligently and enthusiastically promotes adoption through the foster care system, with the ultimate goal of finding a forever family for every child who is waiting.
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