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Bash on the Bluff

Bash on the Bluff

This month, we hear from Krimson Reeves, a Bash on the Bluff co-founder, on the event’s new location and staying true to their mission.

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Around Hoover

Bash on the Bluff is moving to a new home this year — and that shift may be the biggest change yet for the beloved Bluff Park tradition.

The 4th annual event will take place Saturday, October 17, from 11:00am to 5:00 pm at the Children’s Fresh Air Farms, a move organizers say will improve parking, enhance walkability, and provide easier access for families and neighbors.

“We felt like this was the best time to explore other options after reviewing our budget and the longevity of Bash,” Krimson Revis said. 

“We landed on the Children’s Fresh Air Farm because of its accessibility, parking at the church across the street, Bluff Park Elementary, and Shades Cliff Pool, all of which are within walking distance along the sidewalks on Park Avenue to access the Farm.” 

Along with the new setting, guests can expect the event’s familiar favorites, including live music, inflatable games, face painting, a pumpkin patch and local vendors, plus a few fresh additions such as a train ride, Gaga Ball, a kid’s area and new food trucks.

The move also reflects the event’s broader mission: keeping Bash on the Bluff free to attend while supporting Bash’s Blessing, an initiative funded by merchandise sales, such as hats, shirts, and pumpkins, to help neighbors in need. 

The annual celebration remains a community-driven effort, with organizers welcoming new committee member Logan James and crediting sponsors for helping make the free event possible.

The Children’s Fresh Air Farm is located at 501 Park Avenue in Bluff Park.