Coweta Fall Festival Canceled Due To COVID-19

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By: Kristin Wells

Coweta Fall Festival Canceled Due To COVID-19

Coweta Fall Festival Canceled Due To COVID-19

COWETA, Okla. -

The Fall Festival in Coweta has been canceled for 2020 due to COVID-19 concerns.

The 46th annual event was scheduled to take place in September, but the Board of Directors voted to cancel it due to the increase in positive COVID-19 cases.

The festival is usually the chamber’s largest annual fundraiser.

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