Dublin Harvest Fair sets a free Saturday outing at Heritage Park

The City of Dublin schedules its Harvest Fair for Saturday, October 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Heritage Park and Museums. The official page says admission is free and describes seasonal activities, vendors and access to the historic Kolb House. It also distinguishes free entry from paid activity wristbands and pumpkin purchases. That distinction helps families budget accurately and avoids presenting every attraction as included.

Mountain House residents considering the regional trip should check the event page before departure for parking, payment, accessibility, weather and activity details. A four-hour public fair can become crowded, and the City does not guarantee availability of every pumpkin, vendor item or activity throughout the window. Caregivers should plan meeting points and supervise children around animals, equipment or busy paths as posted on site.

This is useful regional weekend coverage because Dublin sits along a common Tri-Valley travel corridor for local households, not because the fair is a Mountain House event. The article makes no attendance or traffic forecast and does not treat the historic site as interchangeable with a generic festival. The photo shows a pumpkin display at a German harvest setting and is clearly contextual, not Dublin's Heritage Park, vendors or inventory.

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