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Fall festival circuit launches with folk, heritage, craft and county fairs – plus a big Yellow Daisy

Staff File Photo by Erin O. Smith / Sean Paul of the Confederate cavalry and Brien McWilliams of the Federal cavalry participate in a sword fight during a previous Civil War re-enactment of the Battle of Tunnel Hill at the Tunnel Hill Heritage Center in Tunnel Hill, Georgia. This year's re-enactments will take place at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Staff File Photo by Erin O. Smith / Sean Paul of the Confederate cavalry and Brien McWilliams of the Federal cavalry participate in a sword fight during a previous Civil War re-enactment of the Battle of Tunnel Hill at the Tunnel Hill Heritage Center in Tunnel Hill, Georgia. This year's re-enactments will take place at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

By Susan Pierce 4 min read

The fall festival circuit launches with folk, heritage, craft and county fairs this weekend – and the big Yellow Daisy Festival at Stone Mountain, Georgia.

If you’ve never made a day-trip to Yellow Daisy, it’s one for the bucket list. This huge show has more than 400 vendors spread across the grounds of Stone Mountain Park with every imaginable craft and decorating style – as well as some clever crafts you’d never imagine.

In its second year, East Ridge’s PioneerFest is adding a new entertainment feature to Saturday’s event: East Ridge Has Talent. Think you’ve got talent? Then call 423-802-5777 and register to show it off.

Visitors will also find food and craft vendors, games, entertainment and a cruise-in at this fundraiser for the East Ridge Needy Child Fund.

History buffs might consider the Civil War Battle of Tunnel Hill re-enactment worth a trip to Tunnel Hill, Georgia.