Haunted Holler Fest Draws Large Crowd to Downtown Elkins
The Inter-Mountain photos by Taylor McKinnie Festival-goers enjoy perusing vendors stands both on Third Street and in the Seneca Mall Atrium during Haunted Holler Fest on Sept. 13. Haunted Holler was a block party-style event that was a collaboration between The Rovira Collective, Third Street Tattoo, Clementine’s Closet and the Oxley House, with several other local businesses joining in on the festivities.
The Inter-Mountain photos by Anthony Gaynor The Haunted Holler Fest had several unique vendors on hand throughout the day in downtown Elkins. Unique Jack-o-Lanterns created from old propane tanks were available on Third Street.
Inside the Seneca Mall Atrium Maya Mushroom had several mushroom growing kits available.
The Inter-Mountain photos by Taylor McKinnie Festival-goers enjoy perusing vendors stands both on Third Street and in the Seneca Mall Atrium during Haunted Holler Fest on Sept. 13. Haunted Holler was a block party-style event that was a collaboration between The Rovira Collective, Third Street Tattoo, Clementine’s Closet and the Oxley House, with several other local businesses joining in on the festivities.
The Inter-Mountain photos by Anthony Gaynor The Haunted Holler Fest had several unique vendors on hand throughout the day in downtown Elkins. Unique Jack-o-Lanterns created from old propane tanks were available on Third Street.
Inside the Seneca Mall Atrium Maya Mushroom had several mushroom growing kits available.