2020 Wesley Chapel Fall Festival
WESLEY CHAPEL – The 16th annual Wesley Chapel Fall Festival will be at the Grove at Wesley Chapel beginning October 29th and going...

WESLEY CHAPEL – The 16th annual Wesley Chapel Fall Festival will be at the Grove at Wesley Chapel beginning October 29th and going through November 1st.

Wesley Chapel Fall Festival 2019
This year’s event will include a full carnival with 12+ rides & games (wristbands available), 60+ local crafters, a community stage featuring a pet costume contest on Saturday and the Lil Miss and Mister Pumpkin pageant on Sunday, pumpkin painting, hay maze and more.
Saturday concert features The Black Honkeys opened by Jeff Vitolo & The Quarter Mile Rebels and Shevonne and The Force (from AGT & American Idol).
Sunday concert features The Greg Billings Band opened by Barefoot Bob & The Hope and StoneGrey. Festival is free to attend, Concert area is $10 at gate.
Event schedule:
Carnival is open Oct 29th & Oct 30th at 5pm
SATURDAY 10/31/2020 Festival gates open at 11am
1pm – Quarter Mile Rebels
2:45pm – Shevonne & The Force (seen on American Idol & AGT)
4:30pm – The Black Honkeys
6pm – Trunk or Treat
SUNDAY: 11/1/2020: Festival gates open at 11am
1pm – The Bob Hope Band
2:45 – StoneGrey
4:30pm – The Greg Billings Band
$10 for a single day pass or $15 for a weekend pass.
Contact 727-674-1464 for more information on tickets or to become a vendor/sponsor of this event.
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