Ellinwood Hospital & Clinic Invites Community to Annual Fall Fest
ELLINWOOD, Kan. — Ellinwood Hospital & Clinic will welcome families and community members for its annual Fall Fest on Wednesday, Oct. 7, from 5 to 7 p.m.
The evening will bring together food, family activities and fall fun on the hospital campus. The event is free to attend, and community members are encouraged to stop by throughout the evening, grab supper and enjoy the activities.
This year’s Fall Fest will feature a bounce house, giant bubble stations, yard games and pumpkin coloring for children and families.
A variety of food trucks and vendors will also be on-site throughout the evening, including Paradise Eats, Wood Fire Smokehouse, Brain Freeze Boutique, Let It Snow and Freaking Delicious Cheesecake. Food and treats will be available for purchase directly from the vendors.
“Fall Fest is simply a chance for us to bring people together and enjoy an evening as a community,” said Kristy Rupe, Community Engagement Director. “We spend every day caring for the people who live here, and events like this give us an opportunity to connect with our neighbors outside of a hospital or clinic visit. We hope families will come have supper, let the kids play and spend some time with us.”
Fall Fest has become a well-attended annual tradition for Ellinwood Hospital & Clinic, giving staff an opportunity to welcome the community to the hospital campus in a fun and relaxed setting.
No registration is required, and families may come and go at any time during the event.
Ellinwood Hospital & Clinic Fall Fest
Wednesday, Oct. 7
5–7 p.m.
Ellinwood Hospital & Clinic
Additional Fall Fest information and updates will be shared on Ellinwood Hospital & Clinic’s Facebook page as the event approaches.
About Ellinwood Hospital & Clinic
Ellinwood Hospital & Clinic is a Critical Access Hospital serving Ellinwood and the surrounding Central Kansas communities. The organization provides local access to emergency, inpatient, outpatient, clinic and specialty health care services while remaining committed to caring for the community close to home.
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