Candle Making Demo
Come out and see the process of candle making in the 18th century. Also, learn some of the different methods of lighting as candles are also being produced. Note: Regular admission applies.
Festivals, tours, markets and music. See what’s coming up in Marion County.
Come out and see the process of candle making in the 18th century. Also, learn some of the different methods of lighting as candles are also being produced. Note: Regular admission applies.
2026’s theme is Mafia Murders in Marion County. Listen to true tales from Marion County in the 100-year-old jail where some of these tales may have happened. Others you may have never heard of before! As there is no electricity, these stories will be told by candlelight.
Shows at 7 pm and 8:30 pm
Note: All children must be accompanied by an adult.
2026’s theme is Mafia Murders in Marion County. Listen to true tales from Marion County in the 100-year-old jail where some of these tales may have happened. Others you may have never heard of before! As there is no electricity, these stories will be told by candlelight.
Shows at 7 pm and 8:30 pm
Note: All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Welcome to the Spirits of Fairmont Flashlight Walking Tours!
Join us for a spooky adventure at Veterans Square where we’ll explore the haunted history of the area.
Grab your flashlight and prepare to uncover chilling tales of the past as we wander through the dimly lit streets.
Our knowledgeable guides will lead you on a journey through the paranormal, sharing spine-tingling stories along the way.
Don’t miss out on this eerie experience – book your spot now!
Frisson Trio d’Anches is a reed trio featuring the oboe, clarinet, and bassoon. The Trio d’Anches is a unique chamber ensemble and the trio’s sound is characterized by the interplay of the oboe’s bright, penetrating voice, the clarinet’s smooth and flexible tone, and the bassoon’s warm, resonant depth. The Frisson Trio d’Anches members are clarinetist Bixby Kennedy, bassoonist Remy Taghavi and oboist Tom Gallant.
We will honor our veterans in the annual Fairmont Veterans Day parade.
The parade will follow the traditional route from Palatine Park up Merchant Street, turning right at the Jefferson Street Bridge, turning left onto Washington and Monroe Streets, turning right onto Adams Street, and ending at Veterans Square Plaza.
The Military Order of the Purple Heart Local 724 will serve as parade color guard.
Marion County Veterans Council Commander Toby Heaney will serve as Master of Ceremonies at the brief ceremony held at Veterans Square Plaza immediately following the parade. Dr. Robert Allan Copenhaver of the Baptist Temple will serve as Parade Chaplain, and North Marion High School Abby Getz will sing the National Anthem. The East Fairmont High School Busy Bee Band and Honeybees will perform a patriotic medley.
The Marion County Honor Guard will then honor all veterans with a 21 gun salute and playing taps. Military organizations and any interested individuals or other groups will lay wreaths honoring our fallen veterans.
The park will be closed to vehicle traffic tonight to allow for an open-air holiday market. Vendors, crafters, and food trucks will be set up among the displays, and people can walk through the lights and do a little shopping for the upcoming holidays.
You and your family can have a fun evening and enjoy the spirit of Christmas as you drive through 1.3 miles of beautiful Christmas light displays in Morris Park, Fairmont.
You and your family can have a fun evening and enjoy the spirit of Christmas as you drive through 1.3 miles of beautiful Christmas light displays in Morris Park, Fairmont.
You and your family can have a fun evening and enjoy the spirit of Christmas as you drive through 1.3 miles of beautiful Christmas light displays in Morris Park, Fairmont.
You and your family can have a fun evening and enjoy the spirit of Christmas as you drive through 1.3 miles of beautiful Christmas light displays in Morris Park, Fairmont.