TOWN OF MAGGIE VALLEY: Volunteers Needed to Decorate for Fall

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Sep 19, 2022
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Town of Maggie Valley issued the following announcement on Sept. 19.

Volunteers are needed on Monday September 19, 2022 (during working hours) to help decorate the Town for Fall Days.  

Bring your gloves and scissors and park at the east end of Maggie Mountaineer Crafts’ Parking Lot.  You will meet across the street at the Pendley’s Warehouse at 9am Monday September 19, 2022.

Let’s make the valley beautiful for our Celebration of Fall, where Maggie Valley puts its best foot forward to welcome our visitors, leaf lookers, and just making our locals proud of where we live!!!

Spend volunteer hours with friends, while making new friends.  This is your chance to put your fingerprints on our Annual Fall Days in the Valley.        

Original source can be found here.

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