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Celebrating 20 years of apples

Annual festival includes sweets booth, apple pies, dumplings, activities, games, a rummage sale and vendor booths

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The Riverside Adventist Christian School is celebrating 20 years of the Apple Festival this Sunday. The popular community event includes a sweets booth, apple pies, dumplings, games, activities and of course, apples. Pictured, left to right, are Dixie Knoll, Emily Turcic, Ben Stephenson, Anthony Ferzacca and Austin Lauser.

Every second Sunday in October, Riverside Adventist Christian School is transformed into a paradise of all things apple: There are boxes and boxes of Hood River apples, apple pies and apple dumplings.

In addition, there is a “sweets” booth, activities, a big slide, games, a country store, rummage sale and vendor booths.

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