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Starr King Acorn Festival

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**Celebrate autumn at the Starr King Acorn Festival!**
A free, all-ages event open to the community.

* Learn about local oaks and plants, gather and sort acorns, and take home a tree seedling
* Free face painting
* Decorate a mini pumpkin to take home
* Fun fall games and crafts
* Story time and live, family-friendly music
* Free apples served with local honey
* Special performance by **Mike Zampiceni**

A Bay Area favorite, Mike is an accomplished accordionist and vocalist who brings lively European, American, Latin, and jazz music to every performance.

Free

Presented by Starr King Unitarian Universalist Church
**Celebrate autumn at the Starr King Acorn Festival!**
A free, all-ages event open to the community.

* Learn about local oaks and plants, gather and sort acorns, and take home a tree seedling
* Free face painting
* Decorate a mini pumpkin to take home
* Fun fall games and crafts
* Story time and live, family-friendly music
* Free apples served with local honey
* Special performance by **Mike Zampiceni**

A Bay Area favorite, Mike is an accomplished accordionist and vocalist who brings lively European, American, Latin, and jazz music to every performance.

Free

Presented by Starr King Unitarian Universalist Church
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