As the sweltering summer days give way to cooler evenings, Corona, California, is ready to embrace the charm of fall in 2024. This time of year brings a delightful mix of vibrant colors, festive activities, and community spirit that makes the city come alive. From pumpkin patches to spooky celebrations, dive into Corona’s exciting autumn events!
October Festivities
Pumpkin Carving Night
On October 11, the Corona Public Library invites adults for a night of creativity with free pumpkin carving and coffee. It’s a chance to unleash your inner artist while enjoying warm drinks. Bring your friends and see who can carve the most creative design! This event is perfect for those looking to embrace the spirit of fall without the pressure of large crowds.
Spooktacular Haunted Happenings
The October 11-12 weekend promises a spooky good time at the Civic Center and the Corona Public Library. With haunted happenings planned, it’s an ideal opportunity for families to enjoy some light-hearted scares. Expect games, crafts, and many treats to keep the Halloween spirit alive.
Fall Family Fun Day
Mark your calendars for October 19! The Fall Family Fun Day will occur at Newport Center United Methodist Preschool. This event features activities catering to families, ensuring that kids have a blast while parents relax. It’s a great way to spend a Saturday with games, food, and community spirit.
Harvest Celebrations
Harvest Festival
On October 10, you’ve got a date with nature at Rock Vista Park. It’s free, it’s fun, and who knows? You might discover a new favorite hobby or learn something that will make you the star of your next trivia night. This is your chance to unplug, breathe some fresh air, and learn something new.
Plus, it’s a great way to meet people in your community who also think nature is pretty neat.
Fall Invitational Basketball Tournament
Sports enthusiasts won’t want to miss the 10th Annual Fall Invitational, which will be held October 26-27 at The Draft Sports Complex. This tournament showcases young talent from various teams across California. It’s an exciting opportunity for players and fans who love the thrill of competition.
Crafting and Creativity
Fall Wreath Workshop
For those who enjoy getting crafty, there’s a Fall Wreath Workshop on October 20 at Zen’s Tea House. Participants can create beautiful wreaths that capture the essence of autumn. This workshop is perfect for anyone looking to add a personal touch to their home décor this season.
Halloween Fun
Halloween Festivities at Dos Lagos
As October winds down, Dos Lagos will host its annual Halloween festivities featuring safe trick-or-treating for families. Scheduled for late October, this event includes costume contests with prizes for various age groups, games, and even face painting! It’s a fantastic way for families to celebrate Halloween in a fun and safe environment.
Community Engagement
Combat Cancer Walk
On October 19, The Shops at Dos Lagos will host the 9th Annual Combat Cancer Walk. This event promotes health and wellness and raises awareness and funds for cancer research. Join locals in supporting this important cause while enjoying a beautiful fall day.
Fall Leadership Reunion Conference
The Fall Leadership Reunion Conference, which will be held on October 17 at California State University, San Bernardino, focuses on community leadership and engagement. It’s an excellent opportunity for local leaders and citizens interested in making a positive impact in Corona.
Embracing Autumn in Corona
As you can see, fall in Corona is packed with events that cater to all interests—from family-friendly activities to sports tournaments and community gatherings. Whether you’re carving pumpkins or enjoying local festivals, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate this colorful season.
So gather your friends and family and dive into what autumn offers in Corona this year! With so many activities lined up from October onwards, it will be an unforgettable fall filled with laughter, creativity, and community spirit!
Sources: coronaca.gov, shopdoslagos.com
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