CULTURE + ENTERTAINMENT
“There’s a welcoming energy you just can’t fake.” Carleigh Reif
“Between the twinkle lights, the cozy fall décor, and the sense of community buzzing downtown, it truly feels like a movie set come to life,” said Reif. Because of its popularity and growth, Fall- O-Ween became a two-day event starting in 2025, giving patrons more opportunity to experience the autumn tradition. The event covers five blocks of town and has a variety of food trucks, over 45 vendors, and a competitive car show. Kory Muller , coach of the Centerville Boys Basketball Team , puts on the auto show that’s open to all car, truck, tractor, or motorcycle enthusiasts.
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