‘Tis the season.

Smyrna’s Fall Jonquil Festival is coming to town Oct. 27 and 28. For the 21st year, scores of crafters and vendors will pack The Village Green downtown.

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The famous bulbs will of course be for sale.

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There will be 175 booths with an array of activities: pushing art, peddling jewelry and promoting their local nonprofit.

And then there’s the fair fare: pizza, cotton candy, candy apples, corn dogs, ice cream, snow cones and barbecue.

If you’ve got a small human, the children’s Halloween costume parade is Saturday at 9 am. There are prizes for best costume in three age groups. The kiddos can also enjoy a play area with inflatable activities and sand art.

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The fun runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and from noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday.

If you need some help with directions, put this into your GPS: 200 Village Green Circle in Smyrna, Ga. 30080

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