On Saturday, October 19, Trenton's Department of Recreation, Natural Resources, and Culture hosted the Second Annual Fall Fest in Cadwalader Park.

The event featured music, hayrides, pumpkin carving, apple picking, a costume contest, a pie-eating contest, a Gametruck, a petting zoo, and several carnival rides and games, with over 750 people in attendance.

"Thank you to everyone who joined us for a fantastic day of fun and unforgettable memories at the Second Annual Fall Fest," Mayor W. Reed Gusciora stated. "A special thank you to Paul Harris and the Recreation Department for their incredible efforts in making this event a resounding success. Hundreds came out for a day of music, hayrides, dancing, and delicious fall treats, which has now established a beloved tradition that all Trentonians can look forward to year after year."

"Our second annual Fall Fest was a major success. Events like this bring our city closer, and we're proud to provide a space where everyone can create lasting memories. We look forward to making next year's event even bigger and better," stated Paul Harris, Interim Parks & Recreation Director.

"The City's Fall Festival was an outstanding event showcasing good times, great food, and lively entertainment. Kudos to Mayor Gusciora, Interim Recreation Director Paul Harris, and their staff on a job well done," said Council President Crystal Feliciano.