Scenes from the Leetsdale Autumn Festival
Monday, October 1, 2018 | 12:00 PM
Max Petrosky | For the Tribune-Review
Judy Felicion, of Leetsdale, left, shares a laugh with Brodie Nash, 11, of Leetsdale, right, as they build a homemade scarecrow during the Autumn Festival sponsored by the Leetsdale Garden Club in Henle Park in Leetsdale on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018.
Max Petrosky | For the Tribune-Review
Maggie Carroll, 8, of Leetsdale, left, and Kate Price, 6, also of Leetsdale, right, choose outfits for their homemade scarecrows during the Autumn Festival sponsored by the Leetsdale Garden Club in Henle Park in Leetsdale on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018.
Max Petrosky | For the Tribune-Review
Birdfeeder craftsman Larry Kroner, 78, of Leetsdale, points out other birdfeeders to Whitney Gresham, also of Leetsdale, during the Autumn Festival sponsored by the Leetsdale Garden Club in Henle Park in Leetsdale on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018. Kroner began building birdfeeders out of household items as a retirement hobby.
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Kris Hughes, co-owner of Hughes Apiaries, draws a sample of buckwheat honey during the Autumn Festival sponsored by the Leetsdale Garden Club in Henle Park in Leetsdale on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018. Kris and her husband Patrick own bee hives and sell various honey products.
Max Petrosky | For the Tribune-Review
Kris Hughes, co-owner of Hughes Apiaries, passes out honey samples to festival-goers during the Autumn Festival sponsored by the Leetsdale Garden Club in Henle Park in Leetsdale on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018. Kris and her husband Patrick own bee hives and sell various honey products.
Max Petrosky | For the Tribune-Review
Reagan Steinmentz, 7, of Leetsdale, plays a Halloween-themed bag toss game during the Autumn Festival sponsored by the Leetsdale Garden Club in Henle Park in Leetsdale on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018.
The Leetsdale Garden Club ushered in autumn in style Sept. 29 at Henle Park with a festival filled with seasonal activities.
From the flea market to the bake sale (oh, the pies!) to the Build-A-Scarecrow activity, the event benefitted from some beautiful weather from Mother Nature.
