Mary Immaculate Queen School's annual Fall Festival, held Sunday, Oct. 1, greets hundreds of local guests

If visitors needed a bit of food to keep them going during the eight-hour event, over a dozen food trucks and tents were set up throughout the school grounds.  Everything from tacos, BBQ baked potatoes, cotton candy, and kettle corn were available for every appetite and wallet type.

The youngsters had bounce houses and games to keep them busy while adults checked out auction items. Cake and toy walks in the classrooms welcomed long lines of curious visitors.

The bake sale had something for everyone’s sweet tooth, and the special chicken dinner – complete with rice pilaf, salad, rolls, and fresh fruit was a bargain.

Sunday’s event, the largest fundraiser for the school during the year, was a smashing success.

Guests check out the bake sale featuring cakes, pies, Portuguese sweets and much more at the MIQ Fall Festival.

Photo by Gary Feinstein

A pair of youngsters race their tricycles around an MIQ course on Sunday afternoon.

Excited youngsters make their way through a bounce house at the annual MIQ Fall Festival.

Photo by Gary Feinstein