The Homestead Hollow fall festival is taking place this weekend, in Springville. This event features a wide variety of local vendors who have booth set up, selling a selection of homemade and unique crafts.

There is also a petting zoo with sheep, miniature donkey, pig, bunnies, and dogs.

There are hands-on displays, showing how homemade soap is made, how moonshine is produced, and rope making.

Guests can tour our original cabins, which have been left as they were – built by the early settlers. There is live entertainment throughout the days, including line-dancing performances.

BBQ, funnel cakes, and more are available at the festival. Horse-drawn carriages are available for guests. Face painting and bungee jumping will also be taking place for children.

The festival is from Nov. 13-15, from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Homestead Hollow is located in Springville, Alabama, just 2 miles off I-59, exit 154. Golf cart shuttles are available from the parking area to the festival. Entry is $7 for adults and $3 for children.