Apple Pie Festival Seeks Vendors for October Event
By Crockett Chronicle Staff
Published: August 22, 2026 at 10:02 pm
Organizers of the upcoming Apple Pie Festival are actively seeking vendors and food trucks to join this anticipated event. Scheduled for October 3, 2026, the festival will take place at the Henryville Community Club, located at 933 Turnpike Road.
The festival promises to be a lively occasion, offering free entry for attendees. In addition to a variety of culinary offerings, there will be live music and games available for festival-goers. This combination of activities aims to create an enjoyable atmosphere for families and community members alike.
Interested vendors are encouraged to reach out for more information. They can contact the organizers at 931-629-0719 to discuss participation details and requirements. This call for vendors underscores the festival’s commitment to showcasing a diverse range of food options while supporting local businesses.
As the festival date approaches, organizers are hopeful for a varied lineup of vendors to enhance the experience for attendees. The inclusion of live music and games is expected to attract a wide audience, making this a significant event in the community.
The Apple Pie Festival provides local vendors with an opportunity to gain exposure and connect with residents. The festival’s focus on community engagement is evident in its planning and the activities scheduled for the day.
With the event still a few months away, preparations are underway to ensure a successful festival. Organizers remain optimistic about the turnout and the variety of offerings that will be available.
As the festival date nears, further details regarding the lineup of vendors and specific activities will be announced. Community members are encouraged to mark their calendars for this festive occasion, which aims to celebrate local culture and cuisine.
Overall, the Apple Pie Festival is shaping up to be a highlight of the fall season in Henryville, bringing together food, music, and community spirit.
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