Festa’s back! The 71st Anniversary of Festa returns to Our Lady of Fatima in Ludlow for four huge days of fun August 30th through September 2nd! Your whole family will enjoy rides, games, amusements, and tons of live entertainment each day, including Trailer Trash at 9:30p Friday night and fireworks Saturday night at 9:30p. Make sure to stop by the Rock 102 table for your chance to win a prize! If you’ve been to Festa before, you know why people come from miles around; if you haven’t, you owe yourself to find out!
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