"Scarecrows are coming back! The annual competition that fills the Saratoga Village with fall spirit is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. You can display your homemade creation along Big Basin Way or at your home. Judges will select the scariest, funniest, most creative and most original. Prize is a $60 gift certificate to the Saratoga restaurant of your choice. Bring your scarecrow to the Chamber office on Big Basin Way Sept. 26-Oct. 18 to qualify for judging. www.Saratogachamber.org"
"Did you know that Oct. 6 marks the Super Moon? It is so large and bright that farmers could harvest by moonlight. Hakone Estate and Gardens will celebrate the magical moon on Monday, Oct. 6, starting at 5:30. Free lanterns for kids, entertainment, Haiku readings, kimono display and activities. Admission is $10-$60, depending on age. www.hakone.com I was blown away when I stopped to visit the Serbian Food Festival at 18870 Allendale Ave."
"It was a joyous, happy, delicious event and an incredible success, attracting more 2,000 visitors for traditional food, live music, activities and family-friendly fun. Many Saratoga streets were named after Serbians who arrived here in the late 1800s, Jelena Vukicevic says. If you missed this year's festival, plan on the third weekend in September 2026, when it will return it's worth it!. www.samichael.org/food-festival"
Saratoga Village will host a scarecrow competition sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce; participants can display creations along Big Basin Way or at home. Judges will select scariest, funniest, most creative, and most original entries; prize is a $60 restaurant gift certificate. Bring scarecrows to the Chamber office Sept. 26–Oct. 18. Hakone Estate and Gardens will celebrate the Super Moon Oct. 6 at 5:30 with free lanterns for kids, entertainment, haiku readings, kimono display, and admission $10–$60. The Serbian Food Festival drew over 2,000 visitors and will return in September 2026. Saratoga Nights on Oct. 2, 5–8 p.m., will feature live music, wine and beer tents. A State of the City event offered helmet fittings, an obstacle course, and a bicycle fix-it station.
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