Celebrate Fall with this 59 year annual tradition, the Pahrump Fall Festival! The festival started out as a simple harvest festival where a couple hundred people gathered to share the harvest, have fun and eat some great barbecue.
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This year’s festival starts on Thursday, September 19th and continues for four days ending on Sunday, September 22nd. This event is brought to you by the Town of Pahrump providing free admission to the festival and entertainment. There is a fee for the rodeo and unlimited carnival ride bracelets are available for purchase.
Don’t miss this great carnival, with live entertainment, a Cornhole tournament, Horseshoe tournament, food and more! Hot air balloons will launch Friday, Saturday and Sunday (weather permitted) at sunrise(6am).
The Fall Festival includes a parade Saturday morning at 9am, that commemorates the occasion traveling down Highway 160 for about 2 miles with over 50 floats. The theme for this year’s festival is Cowboys and Aliens. No carnival would be complete without rides and more rides, booths and booths of carnival games and your favorite carnival eats.
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A highlight of the Fall Festival is the rodeo! The rodeo will be held on Friday and Saturday. The first festivals were made up of solely the rodeo and over the years the festival evolved into a 4 day celebration where the rodeo is still at the center of it all.
Festival hours are Thursday 5pm-10pm / Friday & Saturday 10am-Midnight / Sunday 10am-5pm. You can see the full festival schedule at the link above.
Don’t miss hundreds of vendors at the Pahrump Fall festival. There are food and beverages while others cater to arts and crafts. You can encounter everything from new gadgets to handmade gems. The Arts and Crafts, Food and Horticulture exhibits will be held at the Bob Ruud Community Center.
The Pahrump Fall festival will be located at Petrack Park- 150 NV-160, Pahrump, NV 89060.
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