We've done the autumn version of "Twenty Under $20" , so this year Patch is looking for your insider tips. What can you do, see, eat, or experience in Three Village for $20 or less? Add your ideas for fall-themed items and activities to the comment section below or email them to AdamNewmanPatch@gmail.com. Your idea could be featured in an upcoming Patch story.
Twenty Under $20: Autumn Reader's Choice
Patch is seeking your ideas for affordable fall fun.
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Christine Sampson (Editor) October 11, 2011 at 10:34 pm
The Country House has some delicious desserts and bar menu items for under $20 -- and it's supposedly haunted, making it a great place for some October fun.
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Adam Newman October 12, 2011 at 02:30 pm
The Pumpkin Spice at John Harvard's is always an anticipated fall pleasure
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Jennifer Sloat (Editor) October 12, 2011 at 05:49 pm
The fall festival at the Sycamore Circle Park. $6 per kid gets you a pumpkin, scavenger hunt, costume parade, bouncy slide and a DJ rocking the park with great music. Sat. Oct. 15, 12-3pm. Maximum charge per family is $18.Pizza available for purchase. Park is in the S-Section on Sycamore Circle.
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Cheryl Donnelly October 12, 2011 at 06:35 pm
We took the kids pumpkin picking at Davis Peach Farm on 25A this weekend. They played in a fall themed playground for free and enjoyed a hay ride and picking out a family pumpkin, all for less than $20.
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JJ Smith June 18, 2013 at 07:04 pm
And the candidate for the BOE ran unopposed. We have no to blame but ourselves.
justme June 19, 2013 at 06:52 am
Yes TC change is difficult but it has to start somewhere. What motivation does the BOE have to…Read More change when we keep passing the budgets? Budgets have to fail, programs have to be cut before there will be any union negotiations. Many have to lose their jobs before they will allow their pay to be cut. Sounds harsh but it's reality. Our children will survive cuts, be educated and successful - even with less programs.