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Sauce Magazine's Harvest Festival Credit: photo by Michelle Volansky

The fall vibes will be strong as Sauce Magazine’s Harvest Festival is back in the southwest corner of Tower Grove Park on Sunday, Oct. 12. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., bringing the autumnal ambiance to life. The annual celebration draws thousands to enjoy crisp fall air, seasonal treats and the work of dozens of local makers. Visitors can stroll beneath the park’s canopy of changing leaves, browse one-of-a-kind goods and soak up the community spirit that defines this St. Louis tradition.

This year’s soundtrack features the soulful grooves of Stone Sugar Shakedown to start the day, followed by the free-spirited jams of Alligator Wine, a Grateful Dead tribute band beloved by local music fans.

Shoppers will discover a wide variety of vendors offering handmade and boutique goods, including A Thread and a Prayer, Benton Park Prints, Beqi Clothing, Brixx & Stones, Cristin Rae Knitwear, Forever Fused, Ginger Snapped Candles, Izzy’s Barkin’ Bandanas, Joya, Julians Crystal Cave, Kylee Makes, Macrame Mouse, Madison’s Lane, Moon & June, Sarah Lady’s Art, Tatted Up Kat Designs and Vital Chi Wellness, with more to be announced.

On the food side, confirmed vendors thus far include FretFree Kitchen, Tastachio Brands, along with Farmtruk, The Moobile, Tuk Tuk Thai, Beast Craft BBQ, Doughboys, Mr. Noodles and Cajun Seduction.

With free admission, family-friendly activities, live music and an extensive roster of local artisans, Harvest Fest offers a full day of fall fun in one of the city’s most popular parks. If you’re interested in being part of this special event, please email Amy at ahyde@saucemagazine.com.

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Lauren is a longtime journalist who has honed her writing, reporting, editing and photography skills in various roles at newspapers, magazines and websites in the Midwest. Her time spent with Sauce since...