The Fall Frolic, an Autumn Equinox and Harvest Festival, will be held in Milford on Friday, September 17th through Sunday, September 19th, 2010. This family-friendly festival provides a weekend of educational workshops, live entertainment, feasting, children's activities, vendors, drumming and dancing, and Special Guest Kathy Brown from Shooting for the Moon Learning Center of Snydersville, PA and Featured Guest Tina Vesely from Spiritual Journeys of Milford, PA.
   Those who have been to the festival before will realize that not only has the number of partrons grown but every year the frolic staff works hard to plan and create a great festival that will be hard for one to forget.  Festival organizers hope that the festival will bring diversity, community awareness, a sense of family, a re-learning of how to live life in a green way, and holistic knowledge to the Poconos and surrounding areas.  The Fall Frolic is organized by Sacred Crossroads Association.

What should I bring to the festival?

• A positive attitude and respect is a good thing to take with you everywhere.

• Pot luck dish (food, dessert, salad and/or drink) to share on Friday Night

• Drums or other percussion instruments

• Sheets to fit twin beds or sleeping bags

• Heavy Blankets or sleeping bags
  

• Pillows and Pillowcases

• Towels and wash cloths

• Toiletries such as: soap, toothpaste, shampoo, hairbrush, ect. Shower shoes or flip flops if you have them. There are hot showers in the shower house and in some of the cabins as well. Each cabin also has indoor plumbing and bathrooms as well as electricity.  If you happen to forget these items, we do have them for sale in the Frolic store by Registration.
  

• Prescription Medications and any other medicines you need to take (allergy meds, Tylenol, Advil, and so forth)

• Clothing for all occasions - PA weather is unpredictable, it might be really warm during the day and drop to the 20's-40's at night. Pack for the possibility of rain since this is an all weather event. Pack extra sweatshirts and wear layers whenever possible. Include some lighter clothes in case it is hot during the day.

• Comfortable shoes, and a change of shoes in case they get wet from the morning dew.

• Ritual Garb, if you have it and would like to wear it but it is not necessary to participate in the ritual.

• If you have a BATTERY-POWERED PORTABLE CAMP HEATER, you may use it for nighttime in the cabins if it gets cold. 
  NOTE: if you bring an ELECTRIC HEATER, YOU WILL BE CHARGED AN EXTRA $50 BY CAMP NETIMUS FOR USING THEIR ELECTRICITY, so please don't do that unless you are prepared to pay the charge. We are not responsible for the extra charges you incur.

• Food is available at the lodge, sold by Cafe Frolic at reasonable prices. If you choose to cook your own meals, there are several fire rings available near the cabin areas which you may bring charcoal to use in these. Otherwise, you may bring a portable propane-powered camp stove to use, but ALL COOKING MUST BE DONE OUTDOORS. (Not in cabins).

• If you wish to bring a donation of an auction item to benifit our charity please do so. Our charity auction will be taking place on Saturday evening following the feast. New, used or Humorous items are all welcome.

• Bring Plenty of $$$ for spending at the Vendors Marketplace, there you will find many handcrafted and exotic goodies. There will also be music and other items available from our musical guests for purchase.

• If you are bringing a pet, make sure you bring all food and cleaning supplies you will need, as well as a leash and restraint (chain, tie-out stake, cage, dog purse) as your pet will have to be under your control and contained at all times. Please do not bring animals that aren't child friendly or don't get along well with other pets.