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Visitors to Canadian next weekend will enjoy a variety of scenic views and glimpses of wildlife in a drive down Lake Marvin Road.

The hottest ticket on Saturday Oct. 17 for anyone with a hankering for the roar of a well-tuned motor, the sheen of polished chrome, and the faint smell of exhaust in the cool autumn air will be the 5th Annual Fall Foliage Car Show.

Headwear can announce where we live, who we are, what we believe, and where we fit into our communities. It is more than a piece of clothing—it is a vehicle for expressing an individual’s identity and place in the world.

Leaves are already turning on the GMA’s cottonwoods, chinaberry, hackberry, and persimmon trees. Adding color to the fall landscape will be wild plum bushes, sumac, and wild grapevines. The colorful pallet will add to the nature oriented activities offered to guests of all ages.

Canadian’s River Valley Pioneer Museum acts as a steward for Canadian’s heritage.

High school and middle school riders from across the Panhandle region will roll into the Canadian rodeo grounds next weekend, as the Canadian Rodeo Club hosts the Tri-State Region 1 High School And Junior High Rodeo.

Canadian Gardens will hold an outdoor market featuring antiques, fresh flowers and plants, and a barbecue food vendor offering brisket, ribs, and all the fixings.

Poor Boy Painting Co. will hold their annual pumpkin patch, with gourds of all shapes, sizes, and colors available for purchase.

Brown Bag Roasters, located at 213 Main Street, will be open from 8 am to 9 pm on Saturday. Established in March 2018, Brown Bag Roasters has quickly risen to a Canadian staple.

The Palace Theatre will show classic cartoons throughout the day during the Fall Foliage Festival. Pop in and experience the crown jewel of Canadian’s Main Street.