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4:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Community event - free admission. Music, food, raffle items, crafts, games, fun for all ages! Bring donations of garden produce or canned items and receive free raffle tickets.

10 AM – 2 PM

Come on out and see beautiful handmade crafts and select vendors. We will have a Chinese auction and 50/50.

Our kitchen will be open with delicious food made by our staff.

Spots will be booked on first come first served basis. If you are a vendor message us your information.

Any questions call/text 484-269-4776 or 484-225-4633 or email lfcfundraisers@gmail.com

3 – 7 PM

Join us for the first Local Legend Tractor Show. The event will take place in the church field. There will be lots of food, music and tractors. We will also have a tribute to all the farmers who have gone before us.

If you have a tractor you would like to enter, please email us at ziegelsfellowship@gmail.com

4 PM

$20 Meal and Refreshments

(only 250 tickets will be sold)

Winners need not be present to win

Specials and Door Prize

9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Weisenberg Lutheran Church is planning a day with a craft and vendor sale, yard sale, and bake sale. Proceeds to benefit Lutheran Disaster. Join them for breakfast, lunch, or an early dinner. They will have couchpota.doh Ecuadorian street food truck (egg sandwiches, coconut shrimp, empanadas, braised pork, chicken cutlet, fries, plus lots more). All the food is amazing!

The church will be holding the event rain or shine. For information or for space rental, call or text Emma at (484) 357-8827. Some of the vendors include woodwork items, homemade cards, flower arrangements, jewelry, just to name a few! The bake sale is always a huge hit!

7 PM

Presented by Leslie May, a former employee and volunteer of the  Mercer Museum in Doylestown. She has collected antique Christmas  decorations for over 35 years and is a Christmas historian.

7 PM

Why this was such an important industry, when it started, and why it ended. Ken Littlefield is the consulting geologist for Upper Saucon Township, where the deep mines spread over a large area between Route 309 south and the village of Friedensville.

7 PM

Darius Puff, Native American Storyteller, will present the program.

11 AM – 2 PM

What brings people together better than food? NOTHING! The East Penn Chamber and Emmaus Main Street Partners are excited to put together the first-ever East Penn Food Truck Festival. This inaugural event will be held at Emmaus High School in the senior parking lot.

The Chamber is accepting food vendors and sponsors! Email AshleyL@LehighValleyChamber.org or call Ashley at (610) 739-1273 for more information.

Doors open at 1 PM
First game starts at 2 PM

Have you heard of designer purse bingo? Well, this is even better with PLANTS FOR PRIZES!!! Join the Kindness Project for their seasonal houseplant bingo held at Benner Memorial Hall in Richlandtown. Tickets are $30 per person and include 15 games. They will also be having special games to win extra special plants, along with a 50/50 and raffle baskets. Prizes range from rare plants, floor plants, hanging baskets and more. Spots are limited and they expect this to be a sold-out event so purchase your tickets ASAP. Grab your friends, some snacks, and drinks, and join your community for a fun afternoon of plant bingo. Tickets are non-refundable.

Event benefits The Kindness Project. Purchase tickets here: www.justonemoreplant.shop/services

The Kindness Project is a nonprofit foster care closet providing free resources to registered foster families and kids throughout Lehigh and surrounding counties.

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