The Johnny Appleseed Fall Festival is happening on October 11 at Ariel-Foundation Park. It will include apple butter and other seasonal treats. Johnny Appleseed Day will be celebrated at a local library. Experience Mount Vernon will also host its sixth annual Johnny Appleseed Fall Festival. The events will honor Johnny Appleseed with fall activities and refreshments.
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