Lake Charles, Louisiana - Looking for something fun to do with the family this fall? Reins of Hope is inviting Southwest Louisiana families to come out for an evening of fall fun at the Harvest Lights Fall Festival.

There will be something for the whole family, including crafts, food, music, horses, and a special chance for kids to get an up-close look at local emergency vehicles.

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Harvest Lights Fall Festival- Reins of Hope SWLA
Harvest Lights Fall Festival- Reins of Hope SWLA

Meet Southwest Louisiana's First Responders

One of the biggest parts of the event will be Heroes & Horsepower. Police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, and other emergency vehicles will be at the festival. Kids will be able to check out the vehicles and meet some of the men and women who help keep Southwest Louisiana safe.

As the night comes to an end, guests will take part in Light Up the Night. First responder vehicles will turn on their emergency lights at the same time, creating a huge display of flashing lights around the stables.

This is an event for the ENTIRE family! Guests can grab food from different food trucks, enjoy a drink from the bar truck, and listen to live music while the sun goes down. Kids can spend time in the craft area and make their own fall keepsakes. Families can also enjoy the fall atmosphere at The Stables at Le Bocage.

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Harvest Lights Fall Festival- Reins of Hope SWLA
Harvest Lights Fall Festival- Reins of Hope SWLA

Your Ticket Helps Reins of Hope

Every ticket purchased helps support Reins of Hope and its work in Southwest Louisiana. Reins of Hope uses equine-assisted activities to help people facing physical, emotional, and social challenges. The organization uses the connection between people and horses to help build confidence, hope, and new opportunities.

Tickets are $15 per person and are available online.

If you're looking for a fun way to spend a fall evening with your family, this is just the way to do it! Check out the Harvest Lights Fall Festival on Saturday, October 24, from 4 to 7 p.m. at The Stables at Le Bocage in Lake Charles.

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