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Celebrate fall with Cornucopia 2022 in the KC Power + Light District

There’s only one right way to celebrate fall — with pumpkin carving, funnel cake + all the fall festival goodness at Cornucopia, presented by PNC Bank, in the KC’s downtown Power + Light District.

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Attendees are advised to dress warmly and arrive early to allow for parking.

Photo by Nicole Bissey via Power & Light District

We don’t want to be corny, but there’s only one right way to celebrate fall in Kansas City — with pumpkin carving, funnel cake + all the fall festival goodness at Cornucopia Fall Fest, presented by PNC Bank, in the downtown Power + Light District.

Happening Fri., Oct. 14 through Sun., Oct. 16 (Friday, 5-9 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Sunday, 12-6 p.m.), the festival has something for everyone.

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Nothing says “fall fest” like funnel cake.Nothing says “fall fest” like funnel cake.

Photo provided by Power & Light District

Here are five things to look forward to:

  • Seasonal festivities — think: carnival rides, pumpkin carving, pony rides and face painting
  • Food and drink including BBQ, funnel cake, spiked cider + local brews
  • Live music performed by Whiskey Mash Band
  • Educational activities in the PNC Learning Plaza (Sat., 11 a.m.-4 p.m.)
  • Football watch party (Sun. only, 1 p.m.)

Pro tip: The Strawberry Swing pop-up market will showcase art, apparel, jewelry + more for purchase from local and regional makers, so don’t forget to bring cash, too.

Best of all? Admission is free. See you there, KC.

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