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The August Friday at the Crossroads offered a festive time for the community, celebrating back to school and learning more about the United Fund of Cumberland County. The October event takes a harvest theme Friday from 4-8 p.m. in downtown Crossville.
The August Friday at the Crossroads offered a festive time for the community, celebrating back to school and learning more about the United Fund of Cumberland County. The October event takes a harvest theme Friday from 4-8 p.m. in downtown Crossville.
It’s harvest time, and vendors are ready to celebrate the splendor of fall at Friday at the Crossroads in Downtown Crossville.
The event is set for Friday from 4-8 p.m., with activities and vendors located around the Main St. and surrounding streets in the downtown area.
There will be music at the Crossville Depot and Social Brew. Many of the vendors will have fun games with a fall twist. Enjoy a fall evening downtown with friends and neighbors at Friday at the Crossroads.
Downtown Crossville Inc. provides the funding and support that makes Friday at the Crossroads possible, with additional support from the city of Crossville which absorbs costs it incurs in connection with the event.
The vendors below have shared their activities and information for the Oct. 7 event:
This six-piece band includes musicians playing steel guitar, fiddle, piano, lead guitar, bass and drums.
Check out the turtle apples, Halloween-themed cake pops and chocolate-covered pretzels. They will also have homemade dog treats and spooky chocolate-covered strawberries. Register to win a free six-inch birthday cake or Thanksgiving pie.
Flapjack’s Curios and Readings by Kimblee
Intuitive readings, bath salts and teas. A portion of proceeds will support local animal rescue efforts.
Take part in a Spartan DEKA Zone challenge
Free face painting for the kids. Buy some slices of cheesecake, pumpkin bread and cookies — and don’t forget the homemade dog treats for your furry friends.
Play a game of cornhole and check out the retail area. There will be Halloween gel nail painting, hair tinsel and feathers, strip lashes, temporary tattoos, face paint and candy.
Fifth St. and Main St.
Enjoy a carnival style archery game to play with foam-tipped arrows and low draw weight bows.
Selling woodworking items and sharing sweets and teats with the public.
Stop by to register for a gift card giveaway and snap a photo with the fall photo backdrop.
Find hand towels with crochet toppers
Corner of Fourth St. and Main St.
Check out the farm animals
Stop by the health department’s tent for face painting and enjoy some fun games — Connect 4, hula hoops and jump ropes — or decorate a pumpkin or color some fall and Halloween pages.
Food truck offering hot dogs and fixin’s.
Main St. and Fourth St.
Cumberland County Livestock Producers Association
The Blue Spruce Salon and Barbershop
In Bloom Beauty and Boutique
Big Jim’s Bail Bonds
SKD Print, Pak & Ship
Free notary service during the event
CPG & Bronco’s Pizza
There will be a photo backdrop set up.
Pick up a fidget keychain and cheer on the CAC cheerleaders as they perform cheers and a dance.
Handing out paper fans, glow sticks and other treats.
Stop by for a trick-or-treat giveaway
There will be a puck-drop game for the kids
Motorists are reminded streets will be closed in the downtown area from 4-8 p.m. The last Friday at the Crossroads event for 2022 will be the Winter Wonderland, scheduled Dec. 2.
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