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Family Fall Festival at Old North on October 29th

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Family Fall Festival
Saturday, October 29
1:00-4:00pm
(Rain date: Sunday, October 30)

Bring your family to the Old North Historic Site for a free fall festival sure to delight! Make a tricorne hat or a paper lantern, find a new read at our Gift Shop book sale, take a frightfully fun crypt tour, and listen to Jane Wood read excerpts from her young adult novel Lost in Boston. Play our new interactive game for mobile devices, Prince’s Prowl, and engage in friendly family competition to win an Old North gift basket filled with goodies, gifts, and tour tickets! Celebrate the autumn season with a unique experience at Boston’s most famous historic site; your family will thank you!

This is a free event, but please register here.

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