Ada Harvest and Herb Fest' on Saturday
It’s a downtown festival in Ada on Saturday.
It’s the 29th anniversary Ada Area Chamber of Commerce Harvest and Herb Festival. Over 175 booths with offer their products, stretching from Quest Federal Credit Union on the north to the Disciples of Christ Church on the south.
Here’s what’s in store during the day:
• 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. booth display open
• 10 a.m. Main Street parade
Cole Motors parking lot
• Noon – National Anthem played by the Ada High School marching band
• Crowning of the 2014 Ada Harvest and Herb queen
• 12:30-1:45 p.m. – Common Thread featuring Ada HS alum Kevin Plaugher
• 2-3:15 p.m. – Mike Wright and Jim Boedicker
Also featured:
• WONB FM radio broadcasting live
• Food and craft booths
• Entertainment
• Beautiful herb gardens in the railroad park
• Human Foosball, sponsored by the Ada VFW Post
Queen candidates
The Harvest and Herb queen court includes: Kaylee Spangler, Alexis Amburgey, Olivia Guyton, Caralee Stover, Haley Jenkins, Anna Stransky, Gabrielle Rall and Gabby Linnon.
For additional information about the festival contact:
Ada Area Chamber of Commerce, 419-788-9459
Scott and Arlene Allison, 419-634-1144
Parade information: Anna Poling at [email protected]
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