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Rock Hill is getting spooky at the ‘All Jacked Up Fall Fest’ organized by the Arts Council of York County

The Arts Council of York County invites everyone to join the fun at the All Jacked Up Fall Fest on Saturday, October 26, 2024, from 11 AM - 4 PM at the Common Market, 161 West Main St., Rock Hill. This family-friendly event is FREE to attend and promises a day filled with live music, pumpkin carving contests, and a vibrant vendor market.

Live Music and Festivities
Enjoy live music from Cosmic Collective from 12 - 2 PM as you soak in the festive atmosphere. The highlight of the event is the All Jacked Up pumpkin carving competition, where individuals and teams can showcase their creativity and skills.

Pumpkin Carving Contest Details
Participants can register to compete in either the Individual Division (ages 18+) or the Team Division (ages 16+; teams must include at least one member aged 21+). Carvers will provide their own pumpkins, tools, and accessories, and will have two hours to carve their designs from 11 AM - 1 PM. Judging will take place from 1 PM - 2 PM, with awards announced at 2:30 PM for categories including Best Team Carving, Best Individual Carving, and People’s Choice. This event is a fundraiser for the Arts Council of York County, supporting educational art programs and community events. Come help make art possible while showcasing your carving skills!

Registration and Fees
Registration for the pumpkin carving contest is open until Monday, October 21, 2024, and requires a $25 fee per carver. Space is limited to 17 individuals or teams, so early registration is encouraged. Sign up online at yorkcountyarts.org/alljackedupfallfest

Vendors and Activities
The vendor market, hosted by Broom Closet Events, will be open from 12 PM - 6 PM, offering a variety of goods to explore and enjoy. Additionally, attendees can purchase their pumpkins from the Pumpkin Patch by Black’s Peaches, ensuring everyone gets the chance to take home their own pumpkin.

The All Jacked Up Fall Fest promises to be a fantastic day for the whole community, filled with creativity, music, and fall fun. Mark your calendars and join the Arts Council in celebrating the season!

For more information, contact the Arts Council of York County at (803) 328-2787 or visit our website at yorkcountyarts.org.

PURPOSE CLT PRESENTS: THE GALENTINE’S SELF LOVE CLUB
Your Official Membership Pass to the Vibe of the Year
📅 Date: Friday, February 13, 2026
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Location: Must Be Nice | 332 W Bland St E, Charlotte, NC 28203
STEP INSIDE THE CHAT. 💬

Imagine a space designed entirely for your joy. A room where the lighting is perfect, the energy is high, and the only requirement is that you show up exactly as you are.
This Galentine’s Day, Purpose CLT is taking over Must Be Nice to curate an immersive social playground dedicated to the radical art of loving yourself.
We aren't just hosting an event; we’re building a temporary sanctuary. Leave the noise of the week at the door and enter a retro-inspired world of sisterhood and support. Because honestly? It must be nice to finally put yourself first—so let’s make that the standard.
✨ THE CURATED EXPERIENCE
• The Atmosphere: We’re setting the mood with a nostalgic, high-energy aesthetic. Think Y2K heartthrob energy meets modern empowerment.
• Immersive Activations: Explore interactive self-love stations designed to hype you up. From affirmation mirrors to hands-on experiences, every corner is a photo-worthy reminder that you are worth it.
• Curated Market: We’ve hand-picked a lineup of local, women-owned vendors. Sip a cocktail, discover your new favorite brand, and shop with intention.
• Connection Over Content: While the vibes are Instagram-ready, the connections are real. This is a space to meet your new hype women.
🌟 LOVE IN ACTION
The "Self Love Club" is about more than just feeling good; it’s about doing good. We are channeling our collective energy to make a tangible difference.
Proceeds from this experience will greatly benefit Domestic Violence Awareness. By celebrating ourselves, we are also standing in solidarity with survivors, proving that self-love is a revolutionary act.
Your pass is waiting. Don’t watch the recap on Stories—be part of the moment.

🎟️ SECURE YOUR ENTRY
http://GalentinesSelfLoveClubCLT.eventbrite.com

Vendor Applications
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