Fall Family Fun Fest

  The Vision: To create space for families to create lasting memories

Are you looking for an exciting event for the whole family? We are developing a weekend filled with a live concert, family activities with food, fun, and fellowship. It is a great way to spend a beautiful weekend without costing a lot of money. Mark your calendars now for Woodcrest’s Fall Family Fest on Friday and Saturday, October 3rd-4th. You can make a weekend of fun by joining us for a Fall Family Campout.

2026 Schedule (Subject to Change)

 Saturday October 4th 

7 am — Yard sale and Crafter vendors start @ Woodcrest (Poplar View)

10 am-2:00 — Kids Activities and Food Vendors

Music starts @10:30am with “The Elect”

12 pm Jesse Rothacker “Forgotten Friends.” 

1 pm Conrad Fisher

1:00-3:00 —  Waterslide Opens

1:30 — Gaga Tournament (Poplar View Gaga Court)

Saturday’s Entertainment By:

Jesse Rothacker’s 

Herpetologist Jesse Rothacker features fifteen reptiles from around the world, including snakes, lizards, turtles, and crocodilians!

Jesse is the founder and president of Forgotten Friend Reptile Sanctuary, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit reptile rescue and education organization. Jesse serves as the “Critter Correspondent” for the Kids Cookie Break radio show on WJTL 90.3, and a featured animal expert on television programs suchas ABC 27‘s Good Day PA and BRC News 11.

CONRAD FISHER

Conrad Fisher is a Americana singer, songwriter, record producer, and Pennsylvania native. His first commercial success as a writer came when Joe Mullins and the Radio Ramblers recorded his song “Living Left to Do,” a bluegrass gospel song that spent 4 weeks at #1 on the charts.

He is known for producing the music of the internet sensation, Ben and Rose, a married couple from the plain community, who live near his home in central Pennsylvania. His upcoming self-produced album will feature songs he’s recorded with the Queen of Bluegrass, Rhonda Vincent, and with the legendary Oak Ridge Boys.

Conrad’s songs have also been recorded by The Malpass Brothers, Dickey Lee, Brian
Hyland, and the Oak Ridge Boys.

He is the owner of RagamuƯin Hall, a venue and recording studio in McCoysville, PA.