Downtown Camp Hill Association Spring Fling April 12

Spring Fling in downtown Camp Hill | April 12

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Spring into the season with Downtown Camp Hill Association’s Spring Fling on Saturday, April 12.

Read on for the full day’s details.

Spring Fling returns to downtown Camp Hill from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 12. The event celebrates the start of the spring season with family-friendly activities, live music, shopping, specials, and much more.

Spring Fling activities include:

  • Little Cotton Candy Cart with be at Gallo’ry on Market 
  • Strolling Violinist – Betsy Barnicle
  • Popcorn at Blooms by Vickrey
  • Watershed will have cans of their beer and merch for sale 
  • Facepainting and henna tattoos at Cornerstone Coffeehouse 
  • Girl Scouts will be selling cookies

Participating Businesses and Specials

Members 1st Federal Credit Union is this year’s Spring Fling sponsor.

Get updates on downtown Camp Hill events

Follow and RSVP on the Facebook event page for updates, and to like and share! Plus, I’ll be at the Spring Fling sharing updates on the day and all the gems of downtown Camp Hill! Be sure you’re following me on Instagram, and JOIN ME on April 12!

Downtown Camp Hill Association hosts several events throughout the year to highlight local businesses. Stay tuned for the Plein Air Art Event on May 17, Harvest Hop on Oct. 18, and the Candy Cane Walk on Nov. 23.

Sara Bozich
Author: Sara Bozich

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