Dallass Center Park to see return of autumn wonderland

The NorthPark Pumpkin Patch will for the third year running set up shop is Center Park proving a whimsical autumn extravaganza that is free and open to all.

Attendees can enjoy a mythical maze, lots of pumpkins, a fanciful gnome village, a bountiful array of plants and lots of family-friendly activates. New to this year’s Pumpkin Patch will be a witch’s hat, a pop-up from Eataly Dallas and giant toadstools.

Banner printing services make it easier for interested partes to locate an event but can also help direct attendees to various areas of interest once they arrive.

The landscape team of NorthPark with the help of David Daniel a local artist partnered with Harold Ledner Landscape Architects to create this year’s Patch.

Among the activates over its almost five-week run are storytimes from the Dallas Public Library and Bookmarks, children’s entertainment, live music and movie nights. On some specific Fridays and Saturdays an Eataly Dallas pop-up will offer pizzas, salads, paninis, desserts, gelato and coffee among other seasonal choices.

Taking place from October 1 through November 1, NorthPark Pumpkin Patch also provides an opportunity for attendees to support Community Partners of Dallas by way of the change collected from the Center Park wishing well. Also going to the organization will be change thrown into the local Dillards and Neman Marcus fountains.