Asheville GreenWorks hosts Fall Fest at Hillcrest in celebration of new orchard, Oct. 3

From Asheville GreenWorks:

ASHEVILLE – Join Asheville GreenWorks for an afternoon of fun at Fall Fest at Hillcrest on Saturday, October 3rd from 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm at the Hillcrest Community Orchard (100 Atkinson St. Asheville, NC 28801).  Apple pressings, kids activities, and food are provided free of charge. In addition to the celebration, a ceremony will honor beloved members of Hillcrest community through the dedication of the apple trees. The Hillcrest Community Orchard and Fall Fest at Hillcrest are made possible by partnership with TD Bank. Asheville GreenWorks is a member of the Alliance for Community Trees. This free event will take place rain or shine.

Event sponsors include TD Bank, Alliance for Community Trees, Green Opportunities, Housing Authority of the City of Asheville, Resident Council of Asheville Housing Authority, Inc.

About Asheville GreenWorks:

Asheville GreenWorks is an urban environmental organization working to enhance the environment and quality of life of residents through educational and community-based volunteer programs. With thousands of volunteers, we engage the community in grassroots projects such as tree plantings, environmental cleanups, anti-litter and waste reduction education and care and preservation of Asheville’s rivers and trees.

 

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