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100 local vendors and 15 food trucks set up shop at Concord pet festival

The Bark in the Park Fall Festival and Holiday Market returns to Rollins Park on November 7, featuring a dog show, K9 demonstrations, and visits from Santa and Mrs. Claus.

By Daniel Rogers ·

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Bark in the Park Fall Festival & Holiday Market returns to Rollins Park in Concord, New Hampshire, on Saturday, November 7. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is designed for families attending with their dogs.

Organizers have secured more than 15 food trucks for the day. Attendees can also browse a holiday market featuring over 100 local makers, artists, and businesses. These vendors will sell goods alongside classic cars and live music.

The schedule includes specific entertainment for pets and children. A dog show and police K9 demonstrations will take place throughout the afternoon. Kids can participate in dedicated activity stations while owners enjoy the market.

Santa and Mrs. Claus will appear at the festival, allowing visitors to take holiday photos before the traditional December rush. A Christmas train ride is also part of the lineup.

The event is scheduled for rain or shine. It takes place in Rollins Park, a location that accommodates the large crowds expected from the combination of food, retail, and entertainment offerings.

The festival marks the start of the local holiday season. It provides a public space for residents to gather with their pets and support local businesses in Concord.

Source: WOKQ

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