How have I lived in Utah for so long and never known about the Witch Fest at Gardner Village?!? We went for the first time last year and had a blast. This year was our second time. I now consider it a true fall tradition for our family.
Gardner Village is the most quaint, festive, whimsical place to visit. Cornstalks and pumpkins and sunflowers and the shops... oh, the shops.
We ate in the restaurant, fried green tomatoes of course, and then set out on our quest to find all of the witches.
Here is the first one we found.
And another doing a cannonball.
Here's the one eating a hot dog.
And the one on her bike flying through the air.
The last one we found was "Witchy Poo."
Gardner Village is the most quaint, festive, whimsical place to visit. Cornstalks and pumpkins and sunflowers and the shops... oh, the shops.
We ate in the restaurant, fried green tomatoes of course, and then set out on our quest to find all of the witches.
Here is the first one we found.
And another doing a cannonball.
Here's the one eating a hot dog.
And the one on her bike flying through the air.
The last one we found was "Witchy Poo." You just can't leave until you see Witchy Poo.
We always end our evening in the candy shop with a bag full of candy and a box full of fudge. The lights were twinkling, witches were strolling around everywhere, leaves were fluttering to the ground and crunching under our feet as we strolled along.
We always end our evening in the candy shop with a bag full of candy and a box full of fudge. The lights were twinkling, witches were strolling around everywhere, leaves were fluttering to the ground and crunching under our feet as we strolled along. Yes, my pretty, it was a magical evening indeed.
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