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October 6, 2019 will be Mainstage’s 28th Annual Pumpkin Festival.  Every year, the team, led by Special Projects Director, AnneMarie Weaver, work super hard to ensure it’s a memorable event.  The team has developed a survey that asks a few questions about the Pumpkin Festival.  

Mainstage appreciates feedback from patrons, vendors and volunteers to find out what works and how they can make the event bigger and better each year.

So, please be sure to complete the survey, which will be located at each Pumpkin Festival Information Booth.  When you complete the survey, you’ll be entered into a drawing for a prize.  Now there’s an incentive!

For more information about our Pumpkin Festival, visit our website or the Pumpkin Festival Information booth the day of the event.

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