Camden’s 36th Annual Black Walnut Festival wrapped up Sunday, Oct. 20, and by all accounts, was a resounding success. Hosted by Camden Comeback for the fourth consecutive year, the festival saw bustling crowds, enthusiastic vendors, and plenty of activities for the whole family. Festival-goers enjoyed a packed schedule, with highlights including the Saturday parade, a car and truck show, and continuous entertainment at two venues. The Kid Zone, a favorite for families, was full of smiles with its bounce houses, barrel train rides, face painting, and more. The festival also featured 121 vendors, a beer garden, and the ever-popular walnut sales.
CAMDEN — Camden’s 36th Annual Black Walnut Festival wrapped up Sunday, Oct. 20, and by all accounts, was a resounding success. Hosted by Camden Comeback for the fourth consecutive year, the festival saw bustling crowds, enthusiastic vendors, and plenty of activities for the whole family. Festival-goers enjoyed a packed schedule, with highlights including the Saturday parade, a car and truck show, and continuous entertainment at two venues. The Kid Zone, a favorite for families, was full of smiles with its bounce houses, barrel train rides, face painting, and more. The festival also featured 121 vendors, a beer garden, and the ever-popular walnut sales.
