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AutumnFest 2024 returns to Princeton

By Phelicity Robinson,

1 days ago

PRINCETON, WV ( WVNS ) – Now that it is officially fall, the city of Princeton is kicking the fun off this weekend. The annual AutumnFest will be filling Mercer Street with all types of activities!

On September 28th, 2024, artisans, musicians, food vendors and more will be out selling their wares to visitors. This year, over 100 vendors have signed up to participate. With a headcount of over 10,000 at one point, President & CEO of Chamber of Commerce of the Two Virginias, said it is a lot to look forward to.

“We have an overload of artisans this year. So all our vendors have come out. We seem to have a great number of people who are bringing their local creations, so we’re really excited to see that,” said Disibbio.

Admission to AutumnFest is free. There will also be bouncy houses and free activities for the kids to enjoy.

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Susan Smith

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Princeton is propped up with major federal money. Major drugs run through here off I 77 don’t come here.

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