The annual Piedmont Harvest Festival drew hundreds of families out to Piedmont Park on a hot and sunny Sunday afternoon. The Sept. 22 event featured homemade consumables, music, food trucks, carnival games, and — last but not least — Scarecrow Alley.
Piedmont Beautification Foundation’s Patty Siskind and Gayle Lambert PEF Executive Director Heather Frank with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg High school students Sophie Eng and Eden Smith Fun and games with Piedmont Fire Department
Piedmont’s finest

Fun and games
Warm weather made the sno-cone station a hot spot PHS students Sophie Eng and Eden Smith
Having fun while getting serious about climate change
Justin Szasz, the city’s Civic Spark Fellow
Piedmont Fire Department is fired up!
Fire Chief Bret Black PFD intern Sophia Gougoumis
Sadly, I see no photos of the beautiful community Art Show in the Tea House, a Harvest Festival tradition since inception. Thank you Jane Reed for curating.