Powhatan Fall Fest
…Or should we say Fish Fry? When the fried fish food truck canceled last-minute for Powhatan’s Fall Fest on September 30th, NeighborSpace Board member and Powhatan Farms President Aaron Barnett stepped up and fried pound after pound of fish, to everyone’s delight.
It was a sunny fall afternoon, and Powhatan Farms turned out for an afternoon of fellowship at the Park. Children played games, adults chatted, and everyone enjoyed the open community green space together.
There was even a birthday, and a cake to celebrate!
Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy the beautiful day with us!
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