EUFAULA, Ala. (WDNews) – EufaulaFest, a nearly 50-year tradition and one of the area’s most anticipated events, will once again transform the Seth Lore Historic District into a showcase of Southern art and craftsmanship this October.
The annual festival is set along the canopy road of North Randolph Avenue, where towering oaks provide the backdrop for an outdoor gallery of regional talent. Organizers describe it as a community celebration of creativity and heritage.
Visitors can browse unique works from artisans, designers, craftsmen and makers, while enjoying food vendors serving local favorites. Live entertainment will take place throughout the day, adding to the festive atmosphere.
Eufaula’s historic charm, combined with views of Lake Eufaula and nearby landmark homes, creates what organizers call the perfect setting for an autumn day spent with family and friends. Admission is free for attendees.
The festival is presented by the Eufaula Barbour County Chamber of Commerce.
Photo courtesy of EufaulaFest
