Hidden Gem hosts Harvest Festival Oct. 26

A local and his son show off their axe throwing skills.

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Adult Mental Health Services professionals attended the festival to raise awareness for mental health.

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Chamber President Mason Matthews and his wife Tiffany donated their time at the event by giving kids train rides.

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Pictured from left to right is Diana Barnett with Cowboy Real Estate, Holly Rodriguez, and Hidden Gem Family Center Founder Jennifer Featherston.

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Mandie Ashby, The Herb Lady, attended the festival to promote her small business.

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Ramona Willingham-Romero (left) and Brittany Romero (right) are pictured with their booth while displaying items from their small business, Country Cottontail Market.

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Posted Friday, November 1, 2024 11:10 am

Alexandra Meelbusch, Staff Writer

Hidden Gem Family Center hosted its annual Harvest Festival on Saturday, Oct. 26. The festival was held at the Gatesville Civic Center and included various activities such as a pet palooza/costume contest, adult bingo, a scavenger hunt, a bounce house, a nerf war, axe throwing, a talent show, concessions, a baked goods contest, and various vendor booths.

Hidden Gem hosts Harvest Festival Oct. 26

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