- November 20, 2024
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Part of the Fall Festival fun was the petting zone, which included ponies for attendees to interact with.
Decorated pumpkins lined up behind a stay of hay for judging by those in attendance.
Live music filled the vast green space of Crossline Park throughout the evening.
Along with various other lawn games, festival-goers enjoyed playing cornhole.
Children took advantage of the full-sized soccer goals at Crossline Park and played an impromptu pick-up game.
Festival-goers got the chance to feed some of the animals at the petting zoo.
The Crossline Crew, volunteers from the church, helped organize and pass out materials for making smores at the event’s firepit.
Crossline Community Church hosted the public for an evening of family fun for its Fall Festival Oct. 26.
The free event at Crossline Park, a picturesque 15-acre green space in Horizon West, featured a variety of activities to entertain the entire family, from toasting marshmallows over a fire pit for the perfect smores, interacting with ponies, goats and more animals at the event's petting zoo or just enjoying the live music and view of the sunset over Hickorynut Lake.
Festival-goers also enjoyed artisan craft vendors, bounce houses, yard games, hay rides and delicious bites from the pair of food truck vendors on site — DonutNV and Cluckerz Chicken.
