Seasonal
12 outings to make the most of fall
Are you looking for activities to brighten up your fall evenings and weekends? Here are some seasonal suggestions.
1. Pick local fruits or vegetables like apples, pears, pumpkins, and plums
2. Attend a seasonal festival
3. Watch migratory birds
4. Visit a vineyard to enjoy a wine tasting or participate in the grape harvest
5. Plan a stay at an outfitter to take in the natural beauty of fall
6. Admire an outdoor exhibition in a local park or museum
7. Explore a nearby corn maze for hours of family-friendly fun
8. Go to a farmers’ market and stock up on delicious vegetables for your preserves
9. Take in a show
10. Stargaze late into the night
11. Watch a movie at the drive-in before the end of the season
12. Participate in Halloween-themed activities like haunted houses and ghost tours
What will you do this fall?
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